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placement poverty


Union calls for the expansion of Commonwealth Prac Payments to support more students undertaking mandatory unpaid placements  Pharmacy students should not be excluded from the federal government’s placement support payments, …

Government backbencher acknowledges pharmacy students’ pleas for placement support  Current plans for Commonwealth Prac Payments are a first step in easing financial pressures on students, Labor’s Peter Khalil says.  Speaking …

Greens call for the return of free higher education in an amendment motion on the Universities Accord Bill 2024  Students should not be required to work for free as part …

NAPSA to put case for the extension of access to Commonwealth Prac Payments to Senate committee  Pharmacy students are far from immune to the impacts of placement poverty and should …

Senate committee to hold inquiry into the government’s proposed Commonwealth Prac Payment program  Stakeholders are being invited to make submissions to the Senate Education and Employment Legislation Committee’s inquiry into …

“I am about to undergo my first four-week placement and will not be able to work to cover four weeks’ worth of rent”, pharmacy student says  Pharmacy leaders are backing …

NAPSA branches target Labor MPs to push for expansion of Commonwealth Prac Payments   Pharmacy students are being urged to “keep up the good fight” in their campaign to secure …

Government urged to show it’s serious about supporting pharmacy by extending Commonwealth Prac Payments to pharmacy students  Professional Pharmacists Australia is adding its voice to calls for government support to …

Pharmacy students “eager to work with the government” to secure placement payments   Placement poverty will force some pharmacy students to drop out if the government does not extend the eligibility for …

Government urged to extend paid placement support to pharmacy students  Pharmacy students should not be excluded from payments for mandatory placements announced by the federal government, the profession’s leaders believe.  …