Really? Do you have any data to support that contention?
You sure you're not confusing 'casual' with 'part-time' ? There's no dispute that the bulk of the aged care workforce is employed as permanent part-time.
26th Aug 2021 12:30
Not sure what you are arguing here, of course they are, if you add in administration and those running the show. The main issue is the general staff, which of that possibly the figure is up to 40%. They are the ones changing the bedding and cleaning toilets, and if they get covid, they pass it on to the whole facility in quick time. The Karens that run the facilities and their buddies are all on good full time packages, as well as team leaders and medical staff etc.
You could say a Supermarket has 30% full time staff, but, everyone on the shop floor will be casual or limited part time.
You are right I probably am including part time in those figures, but they are the same issue, just less spread of workplaces.