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  1. Managing EDS at work: Tegan’s JobAccess journey

    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, … for help. Through the Employment Assistance Fund (EAF), Tegan received several workplace adjustments, including a specialised chair, tray walker for the workplace, and funding for an …
  2. JobAccess enters a new chapter with genU

    provider with more than 25 years’ experience in disability employment. This change marks a new and exciting chapter for us. While the provider has changed, the support you know, and trust has not. “We want to reassure everyone that the team you know and trust with lived … and online Support to promote the employment of people with disability Access to workplace adjustments and funding Employer and industry engagement through the National Disability …
  3. JobAccess at DEA 2025: Driving Disability Employment Forward

    2025 , held on the Gold Coast in May. The event brought together sector leaders, practitioners and advocates to explore the future of disability employment and promote more inclusive workplaces across Australia. The JobAccess National Manager and the … around 50 attendees, the key insights shared include: The importance of tailored workplace adjustments The role of employer engagement The benefits of inclusive recruitment practices. “We …
  4. PROK mines workforce diversity potential with support from JobAccess

    produces conveyor components. These products are used by a range of companies in the mining and engineering industries. PROK values workforce diversity. It recognises that different thinking and skills within the team can lead to developing unique products and services. PROK partnered … focused on disability employment basics, including inclusive language, and making reasonable adjustments. Rory reflects, “The disability awareness training was the key part. All employees …
  5. Maddie’s return to veterinary work with JobAccess support

    That’s where JobAccess came in. Through the Employment Assistance Fund (EAF), workplace adjustments were made so Maddie could work safely and comfortably. "JobAccess helped with a button door and a ramp for entry to my workplace. They also helped get a new microscope with a screen." “This …
  6. Inclusive Hiring and Disability Employment: Circana’s Journey with JobAccess

    At Circana, data is everything. Circana is a leading analytics company in the retail and FMCG sectors. They help companies understand what their customers are buying. But beyond … where everyone can thrive. That commitment led them to JobAccess. A Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion Circana has always been passionate about diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). …
  7. A strong future for supported employment

    Brite 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 hopes for a strong future. A mix of experience and fresh ideas is allowing Brite to flourish as one of Australia’s largest disability …
  8. JobAccess Recognised for Disability Employment Leadership at Zero Project Conference 2025

    JobAccess has been celebrated as a world-leading program that helps remove barriers and improve accessibility for people with disability. At a recent conference held in Vienna, the … JobAccess program won a Zero Project Award for Innovative Solutions in Inclusive Employment and Information and Communication Technology. The Zero Project is a global foundation that works to improve …
  9. New visual branding to showcase commitment of NDRC Alumni partners to disability inclusion

    Alumni represent a cohort of employers who have completed a 12-month partnership with the NDRC and are leading the way in workplace diversity. The growing alumni currently include more than 150 public and private organisations from diverse industries operating in major city centres and regional areas across Australia. With 4.4 million people with disability in Australia, …
  10. Capitalising on a diverse workforce new name: Overcoming fears about employing people with disability

    experience at Capital Chemist Charnwood in Canberra, where 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 … didn’t want to offend him or his parents by saying the wrong thing,” she says. Jack has autism and is nonverbal. When his parents asked Samantha if he could do work experience, his school …