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Care Workers

Is Your Profile On Careseekers Definitely Active?

Care and support workers on theĀ [Careseekers](http://www.careseekers.com.au) platform receive access to available work in their area, notifications about new job posts and the ability to choose the work they want to do.

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Care Workers

Submitting Invoices On Careseekers As Soon As A Service Is Finished

Delays in payments to care and support workers is always something we want to avoid at [Careseekers](http://www.careseekers.com.au).

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NDIS

Temporary Relaxation Of Working Hours For Student Visa Holders - Only In Certain Industries

To support the supply of essential services during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Department of Home Affairs and Australian Border Force have temporarily relaxed restrictions on working hours for holders of student visas.

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Care Workers

How We Work With Support Coordinators

The CS Concierge Service allows busy Support Coordinators to hand over the process of finding and shortlisting great support workers for their participants.

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Aged Care

Companionship & Community Access - What Are They & How Do They Differ?

Both Community Access and Companionship care and support are forms of non-medical care and support that are vital to many members of our community.

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anxiety

What Is Generalised Anxiety Disorder?

It is completely normal to feel anxious from time to time, many of us lead stressful and busy lives. However excessive, ongoing anxiety and worries that are difficult to control and interfere with day-to-day activities may be a sign of generalised anxiety disorder.

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NDIS

Mileage 101 - How Mileage Is Charged With The NDIS

In February 2020, the Minister for the NDIS, Stuart Robert, announced more flexibility and increased choice for participants accessing transport in their plans.

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NDIS

What Is Invisible Disability?

Many people assume that to live with disability, people must have a visible difference for example, wheelchair use, an assistance dog, or an obvious physical disability. For many people living with disability this is not the case.

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Care Workers

It's Okay To Say No & Why Sometimes It Is The Best Answer

Our amazing community of care and support workers are dedicated, hard working and reliable - they are what sets Careseekers apart. Many of the care and support workers on our platform are so dedicated that they have trouble saying no to work when it is offered to them.

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autism

What Is Autism Spectrum Disorder?

Autism Spectrum Disorder is a complex developmental condition that appears very early in a child's life, generally before the age of three.

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