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But the use of private contractors and the lack of transparency from government is obstructing attempts at accountability over other elements of the program, including logistics, planning and communication failures. Questions about the rollout are referred to the health department by the contractors but the department claims information is commercial-in-confidence when asked about its contracts. The government initially promised 4m Australians would be vaccinated by the end of March but missed that target by about 3.4m people. Problem areas include the aged care rollout, which was designed to immunise vulnerable elderly Australians before winter but is well behind schedule. Logistic companies Linfox and DHL are responsible for delivering the doses to aged care facilities, while the private health contractors are responsible for providing the immunisation workforce that delivers the jabs to aged care residents. ....
Cash sceptical of call to overhaul sacking laws for harassers Save Share The Morrison government says there is little evidence to justify a strict zero-tolerance approach to sexual harassment in unfair dismissal laws that would rule out reinstatement or compensation for perpetrators, as pushed by employers. The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry has called for a major overhaul of dismissal laws so employers have no fear in sacking proven sexual harassers after the government agreed to clarify harassment as a sackable offence but left it open for dismissals to be unfair due to mitigating factors such as harshness. A spokesman for Industrial Relations Michaelia Cash said more evidence was needed to justify the reforms. ....