responsibilities” means that Human Services determined that the job seeker had caring responsibilities that prevented them from complying with the “Caring requirement (for example, caring for a sick dependant or relative). means that Human Services determined that a job seeker’s homelessness prevented the job seeker from being able to comply with the requirement. “Homelessness” difficulties” means that Human Services determined that unforeseeable transport difficulties prevented the job seeker from complying with the requirement “Transport (for example, a car breaking down or public transport services being cancelled or disrupted). / language issues” that Human Services determined that cultural diversity, language, literacy or numeracy issues prevented the job seeker from being able “Cultural to understand or comply with the requirement. includes all other Participation Reports rejected on the grounds that the job seeker had a reasonable excuse for not complying (for example, a police restriction, community service order or legal appointment). Number of Participation Reports and/or Non-attendance Reports per job seeker (at 31 December 2014) Number of PRs or NARs per No. of all job seekers % of all job seekers % of PRs/NARs job seeker 564,150 63.2% N/A 0 130,842 14.7% 13% 1 63,837 7.2% 12% 2 38,538 4.3% 11% 3 25,431 2.9% 10% 4 69,477 7.8% 54% 5+ 892,275 100% 100% Total This shows the number and percentage of job seekers who have not been reported for non-compliance and the number and percentage who have been reported, either through a Participation Report or Non-Attendance Report, on one or multiple occasions. of all job seekers” the total number of job seekers (including early school leavers) as at 31 December 2014.. “No. of all job seekers” indicates the proportion of the total number of job seekers as at 31 December 2014 who received the specified number of Participation Reports “% and/or Non Attendance Reports over the preceding twelve months.
“Caring responsibilities” means that Human Services determined that the job seeker had caring responsibilities that prevented them from complying with the requirement (for example, caring for a sick dependant or relative). “Homelessness” means that Human Services determined that a job seeker’s homelessness prevented the job seeker from being able to comply with the requirement. “Transport difficulties” means that Human Services determined that unforeseeable transport difficulties prevented the job seeker from complying with the requirement (for example, a car breaking down or public transport services being cancelled or disrupted). “Cultural / language issues” that Human Services determined that cultural diversity, language, literacy or numeracy issues prevented the job seeker from being able to understand or comply with the requirement. includes all other Participation Reports rejected on the grounds that the job seeker had a reasonable excuse for not complying (for example, a police restriction, community service order or legal appointment). Number of Participation Reports and/or Non-attendance Reports per job seeker (at 31 December 2014) Number of PRs or NARs per job seeker No. of all job seekers % of all job seekers % of PRs/NARs 0 564,150 63.2% N/A 1 130,842 14.7% 13% 2 63,837 7.2% 12% 3 38,538 4.3% 11% 4 25,431 2.9% 10% 5+ 69,477 7.8% 54% Total 892,275 100% 100% This shows the number and percentage of job seekers who have not been reported for non-compliance and the number and percentage who have been reported, either through a Participation Report or Non-Attendance Report, on one or multiple occasions. “No. of all job seekers” the total number of job seekers (including early school leavers) as at 31 December 2014.. “% of all job seekers” indicates the proportion of the total number of job seekers as at 31 December 2014 who received the specified number of Participation Reports and/or Non Attendance Reports over the preceding twelve months.
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