PSA writes to Baird: fear for clients as NDIS roll-out slowed down August 2015 (PDF version)
With reports the Federal Government is looking at slowing the roll out of the National Disability Insurance Scheme due to costs, the Public Services Association (PSA) has grave concerns the scheme will be reduced to a poorly funded, low-budget exercise.
The privatisation and removal of all public disability services provided by Ageing Disability and Home Care is now even more perilous.
On 21 August 2015, Acting PSA General Secretary, Steve Turner wrote to Premier Baird seeking assurances ADHC will not be dismantled, and that it will remain a viable choice for people with disability, their families and carers in NSW.
You can read the PSA’s letter to the Premier HERE
Members will be kept informed of developments.
What can you do?
- Print the letter to the Premier and this bulletin and place them on your noticeboards
- Discuss these issues with your delegates in your workplace
- Talk to your colleagues about joining the PSA.
It is important that as many people as possible take an active part in your union to fight this privatisation.
If you would like a meeting to discuss these issues in your workplace, contact your local delegate or your organising team:
Jason Saunders Marianne Ledic
Nigel Miles Cora Sarmiento
Vivette Horrex Ron Hunter
Metro Team Leader – Siobhan Callinan|
Regional Team Leader – Lisa Nelson
1300 772 679