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An independent report commissioned by Public Services International (PSI) Co-Authors Dr. Sara Charlesworth, Professor Emerita, RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia Dr. Ian Cunningham, Professor, University of Strathclyde , Glasgow,

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An independent report commissioned by Public Services International (PSI)

Co-Authors
Dr. Sara Charlesworth, Professor Emerita, RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia
Dr. Ian Cunningham, Professor, University of Strathclyde , Glasgow, Scotland
Dr. Tamara Daly, Professor, York University, Toronto, Canada

Online presentation to PSI Long-Term Care Network Affiliates: January 25 & January 31, 2024<br>
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Overview Aims
LTC – in context
Our Method
Principles and Indicators
Conditions that produce ‘unacceptable forms of work’ and ‘unacceptable care’
Typology
What should unions do?
Questions for consideration Charlesworth, Cunningham & Daly 2024: Decent Work & Quality Long-term Care Systems 2<br>
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Our Aims Showcase examples of successful models and reforms that support workers to deliver accountable, high-quality Long-term Care (LTC)
Provide trade unions with an evidence-based resource documenting a suite of indicators and potential reforms to national long-term care (LTC) sectors that support local workers, care recipients and society.
For use in:
Campaigns,
Public Education and
Bargaining Charlesworth, Cunningham & Daly 2024: Decent Work & Quality Long-term Care Systems 3<br>