People looking for a job will be continually punished despite looming changes to employment services, advocates claim.
Workplace Minister Amanda Rishworth will outline a shake-up of employment services in a speech to the National Press Club on Wednesday, in an attempt to make the system fairer.
More than one million Australians - many of them on programs such as JobSeeker - are required to see privately owned employment services providers under a $2 billion-a-year scheme aimed at getting more people into paid work.