Essential Workers Can Afford One in 100 Homes: Report

Essential Workers Can Afford One in 100 Homes: Report
A real estate sign is seen at a property in Croydon Park in Sydney, Australia, on Sept. 6, 2022. Lisa Maree Williams/Getty Images
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Australia would grind to a halt without them, but essential workers can barely afford to put a roof over their heads.

Early childhood educators, nurses and aged care workers in full-time work can only afford as little as one in 100 rentals, according to a survey released on Monday.