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  1. Contacting possible employers

    You might contact an employer you’d like to work for to ask if they have jobs available or to get more information about a job. Writing to an employer Whether you're writing to apply for a job or asking about future work, you want the employer to notice you. A good email or letter: has a clear purpose uses straightforward language and short sentences is clearly set …
  2. Managing an employee with disability

    Many people with disability won’t need any specific management or help, but some might. Find out how to create a working environment that supports and includes all staff. You can watch this video with Auslan or read the transcript. Topics covered in this video: supervisor awareness and responsibilities …
  3. How Ongoing Support can help

    For people who are already working, Ongoing Support can help if an injury, disability or health condition is making it hard for them to keep their job. Ongoing Support is available to … performing the essential functions of their job due to the impact of their disability, injury or health condition.  Ongoing Support is a free service funded by the Australian Government and … such as meeting in person for appointments advice about job redesign, for example changing or swapping tasks a comprehensive workplace assessment and help to identify and implement …
  4. Ergonomics in the workplace

    designing workplaces and practices. They should let employees do their jobs without discomfort or fatigue. Ergonomics also reduces the risk of strain and injury. For example, due to sitting or standing in the same position for long periods.  Setting up safe and comfortable workspaces … seats and backrests. They should be adjusted so that: the employee doesn’t have to reach or hunch over they can place their feet on the floor or on a footrest their lower back is …
  5. Applying for jobs

    help you get noticed and get to the interview stage. If you’re applying for your first job, or haven’t applied for one for a while, you might need to create or update your resume. Employers will usually ask for a cover letter with your resume. And for …
  6. Training and support to develop your skills

    Whether you need to develop your skills to get ready for the workplace or want training for a certain job, there are websites and programs that can help. Job training … career. myskills The myskills website lets you search for training courses near where you live or work. You can also explore training in certain industries. myfuture The myfuture website can … Australians of all ages to better plan and manage their career. No matter your stage in life or your circumstances, Your Career can help you: explore jobs that might interest you match your …
  7. What is Inclusive Employment Australia

    for, find and maintain work and grow your career if you live with disability, an injury or a health condition. If you are looking for work, you can choose an Inclusive Employment … help if you already have a job but need help to retain it because of your disability, injury or health condition. You can also choose to participate in Inclusive Employment Australia even if … may refer you to other available services such as health services. For example, psychological or pain management counselling or physiotherapy. Inclusive Employment Australia providers can …
  8. Settling into your new job

    It’s normal to feel nervous when you’re starting a new job, especially if it’s your first job or you’ve had a long break from work. Each workplace is different but there are some things you … is a new route, it’s worth getting familiar with the amount of traffic going the same way, or how busy and accessible public transport is. Plan to arrive early - find out about parking, if …
  9. Evacuation plans for employees with disability

    of your employees when you develop your plans. These plans are also called emergency plans or emergency evacuation plans. What is an evacuation plan? An evacuation plan explains what … visit the Safe Work Australia website . What to consider in the plan Before you create or adapt your evacuation plans, talk with your employees who feel they may need assistance. Allow … stairwells are protected from fire and smoke consider installing evacuation chairs or devices. In the case of an evacuation, tell emergency services there are wheelchair users in …
  10. Sharing information about access requirements

    you about their disability, you need to keep it private. You can watch this video with Auslan or read the transcript. Topics covered in this video: meeting work, health and safety needs when employees need to tell you about disability reasons to share or not share information your responsibilities and employee privacy. …