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Submission to the Milburn Review

This is Money and Mental Health’s submission to the Young People and Work inquiry, also known as the Milburn review, focused on young people’s health and employment.

Our submission calls for improved mental health training in employment services, a ‘right to try’ built into the benefits system, employer-led occupational health support, greater flexibility at work, and a Job Guarantee scheme.

You can read the full submission here.

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