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6 questions from our users
I rang Mable to make a complaint about a worker and the person who took my call couldn't find my file. So I couldn't register my complaint...
Hi Kathleen, we're sorry to hear you've been unable to make a complaint about a worker due to our team being unable to locate your profile. Can you please send us a private message with your full name...
Read more, email address and contact number so we can look into this further? Thanks.Thanks Kathleen. We've been able to locate your profile and we apologise again for any confusion. We'll be able to look into this further and can you please send us an email at info@mable.com.au? We look forward to your response.
Why do you need to get a police check with Mabel if you already have a current one?
Hey Sally, thanks for your question regarding a Police Check. Police checks must be done through the Mable-Checked application – it includes an ID check that is linked to the Support Worker’s Mable ac...
Read morecount. We do not accept the NDIS Screening Clearance or previous Police Checks in place of the Mable-Checked Police Check. Please let us know if you have any questions.I was looking into becoming a Support Worker and checked out the Mabel platform and was horrified. It's like seems to use the Air BnB /Uber model of "limited care and no responsibility "to both to workers who register with them and to people with disability needing support. "We just put people in contact". You are not a "worker" for Mable, you are basically a sub-contractor which means Mable is trying to weazle of any responsibility for workplace safety and safety of clients (except for the most basic provision of Police Check and WCC). But unlike Air BnB and Uber you are dealing with vulnerable people which should place an even greater duty of care and responsibility on the online platform. I want to know how many clients have been abused or sexually harrassed by "workers". Where is their transparency? I want to know how many workers have been ripped off? How many have been injured or not been paid decently? Please do NOT check their permission to collect sensitive information tick box before reading through their privacy policy very carefully. In my view it basically gives them almost free carte-blanch to share your personal information to many third parties including advertisers etc and you can do virtually nothing about it. As soon as I read this policy I immediately deleted all my information and did not proceed any further. I then when looking for reviews. It seems not only make money charging out support workers who don't even work for them It's an online site that gathers your VERY personal information to sell and make profit as well. It seems to me that it's basically a marketing company that puts their own profits before the safety of workers and clients. Reading the reviews and experiences of workers and clients above have only further convinced me of this. I would not be surprised if Mable finds themselves in court just like Uber has on many occasions on breaches of workplace safety and if workers are subcontracters or employees etc. I really wish there was an ethical place for people with disabilities to get the support they need safely and for workers to be paid decently with decent conditions. Any ideas I'd love to hear.
Sadly, my research and dealings with Mable has led me to the same conclusion. The website looks fantastic, until you dig under the surface. Also, the stats on the reviews seem to indicate a pattern of...
Read more extremely low reviews, which then all of a sudden dramatically rise to 5 star??? Yet nothing different has happened to Mables management structure. Could this dramatic increase in positive reviews be due to the 'incentives' indicated that some reviewers have admitted to? How many other reviewers haven't admitted to the incentives to write a positive review? To clarify this, could Mable please post information here so we can see their process and details of 'incentivised' reviews in a transparent manner please. Thank you.Thankfully I read the Mable reviews before signing up with them as I want to self manage my parents HCPs when they get funded. Has anyone had a good experience with a provider on the Gold Coast for in home dementia related support services?
Thank goodness I read the Mable reviews as I want to self manage my parents HCPs. I won't be using this mob.
I was just about to sign up with Mable and Lets Get Care when I read your reviews. Thank goodness I have.
So can anyone recommend a good provider who doesn't take half your money in fees and pays their support workers well?
Contact your community health service at your local council. They will put you in touch will qualified allied health professionals. Not these shady types that are leeching money from vulnerable peop...
Read morele. You can also contact community health services at your local public hospital. These services are covered by Medicare.Unfortunately not. Having worked in the industry a while now. 99% of them have exorbitant fees and pass very little on to the actual support worker. Management drive around in expensive cars, earn mor...
Read moree than 4 times more than their support staff and make all sorts of reasons why they can not pay you a fair wage. They will also ask you to do unreasonable work at your expense. Its all about taking care of themselves and keeping the client as happy as possible leaving the support worker struggling to survive. This is why there is a shortage of support workers, but not a shortage of management staff. The governments repeated cries about the industry needing more workers, fuel a notion that the industry is now lucrative. Until the government steps in and levels the playing field a bit, you will continue to see some workers going rogue as they get fed up with the system. This is usually their last ditch attempt to get all that they can before exiting the industry.Get an answer from our members and Mable representatives
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