Aged care workers are sceptical the federal government's ambitious planned reforms to the sector can be achieved, a survey shows.
About half of the 1100 workers canvassed shortly after the May federal election said they planned to leave the sector within the next three years, according to the report published on Monday.
The survey from aged care service consultants CompliSpace showed more than half of the workers believed it would be impossible to achieve new minimum care mandates in the proposed time frames.
