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Jobless to get up-front payments to help them go where the work is

Wednesday April 14, 2021
Job seekers will soon be given upfront cash payments so they can move for work, in a policy tweak that demonstrates the Morrison government’s workforce relocation policies have been a flop.
New up-front payments will help jobless to travel for employment opportunities. (Photo: ABC)
Eligible job seekers will get up to $2000 upfront from May if they move to a new location for ongoing work.
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