How will the Government mitigate the risk that GRIT will displace mid-career workers?

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The traineeship allowance and duration of GRIT traineeships have been calibrated to be lower and shorter than the support provided for full-time employment of mid-career workers. For example, the traineeship allowance for GRIT, at $1,800-$2,400, is lower than that for the Mid-Career Pathways Programme (MCPP), at $1,800-$3,800.

There will also be safeguards to ensure that Host Organisations have not undertaken retrenchment measures for roles that are similar to those proposed for GRIT traineeships.

How will the Government mitigate the risk that GRIT will displace mid-career workers?

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