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  1. Capitalising on a diverse workforce new name: Overcoming fears about employing people with disability

    she has been the owner for five and a half years. “Truth be told I was scared. I didn’t want to ask the wrong questions or use the wrong words. I didn’t want to offend him or his parents by … Index, employees in inclusive teams are 19 times more likely to be very satisfied with their job than workers in non-inclusive teams. Samantha says that having Jack on the team meant that … you can break things down for everyone,” she says. “It’s meant that I’ve put more time into finding out what people’s strengths and weaknesses are, and thinking about which tasks are suited …
  2. ABC spotlights disability inclusion through NDRC partnership

    all Australians and plays a crucial role in delivering services that reflect and contribute to Australian society, culture and identity. The ABC is genuinely committed to representing the … with large employers across Australia to develop workplace policies and practices that help attract, employ, support and retain people living with disability. As well as providing a comprehensive job vacancy service, the NDRC carries out a host of services, including workplace training and …
  3. A strong future for supported employment

    is an Australian Disability Enterprise (ADE) taking a person centred and holistic approach to employment for people with disability. Brite’s CEO, Nick Mac Hale, shares their challenges and … to provide different and more holistic services to people… It’s not just about giving people a job.’ For example, Brite has been piloting a model, based on the customised employment framework … get out of their work. We then use this understanding to create opportunities within Brite, or to help individuals access jobs in the open market.’ ‘It’s not just about giving people a job. …
  4. Mental health is a universal human right: how your business can support a mentally healthy workplace

    Australians have experienced a mental health condition at some point in their life . According to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, anxiety disorders are the most common type of … to effectively manage common mental health conditions at work. JobAccess can organise on-the-job training , funded through the Employment Assistance Fund (EAF) , for managers and employees … benefits all employees including those living with mental health conditions. Here are some helpful tips that can help businesses to create a mentally healthy workplace: Providing an …
  5. Managing EDS at work: Tegan’s JobAccess journey

    For Tegan, an IT Digital Enablement Analyst, work is more than just a job, it’s purpose, independence, and connection. Living with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) and fibromyalgia, she manages complex, lifelong health conditions while continuing to contribute her skills, creativity, and expertise to the Diocese of Toowoomba. “I have around … is expensive. With specialist appointments, physiotherapy, and medication. Staying in work helps me cover those costs and stay connected.” As her condition progressed, staying comfortable …
  6. Focusing on ability for workplace success

    Institute since 2016. He does many different tasks – from ordering new items for the library, to preparing classes on how to use the catalogue or reference. He also answers questions about … ability to work at all. -    Paul Kloppenborg, manager How simple changes and support can help Daniel has cerebral palsy, which mainly affects his legs and his hands a little too. He needs aids, including a wheelchair and frame, to move around. To help him work, Daniel has a height-adjustable desk. Workplace adjustments like this are …
  7. JobAccess at DEA 2025: Driving Disability Employment Forward

    JobAccess was proud to take part in the Disability Employment Australia (DEA) Conference 2025 , held on the Gold … Employment Services (DES) to provide practical, free services to support employers and job seekers. With around 50 attendees, the key insights shared include: The importance of … with JobAccess Whether you're a jobseeker, an employer, or service provider, JobAccess can help you. Explore free resources at: https://www.jobaccess.gov.au/ Call our expert advisers: 1800 …
  8. About the Employment Assistance Fund

    The Employment Assistance Fund (EAF) is a free government service. It can help cover the costs of making changes to your workplace to support an employee with disability. You can watch this video with Auslan or read the …
  9. Self-employed Sharon is changing the future for autistic people

    Self-employed Sharon is a scientist, a founder and has a PhD; all of which didn’t come easily to Sharon. An autism diagnosis at the age of 61 Dr Sharon Zivkovic is a scientist, a founder, a … to obtain tailored advice and support with workplace adjustments through JobAccess . JobAccess helped Sharon organise an Occupational Therapist who took Sharon through various tests to … individuals with a university degree gain employment and those that do often work in low-paid jobs that do not use their skills. “For autistic social entrepreneurs to thrive, we need to bring …
  10. Breaking barriers: Department for Child Protection embraces disability inclusion through JobAccess partnership

    role in keeping children and young people safe from abuse and harm. It also offers care to those who experience neglect in their family homes. With a view to improve workforce diversity, DCP partnered with the  National Disability Recruitment … Teresa shared that she found  JobAccess vacancy distribution service beneficial.  “The adviser helped us build strong relationships with Disability Employment Services (DES) providers. We can …