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  1. The power of work to change lives

    for the people I hire and my business outweigh any extra effort.’ By making a few changes to support its staff, Waterfalls is one café that is keeping staff for longer. But for Rachel, …
  2. I am working or about to start work

  3. I want to train and support my staff

  4. I want to know my rights and responsibilities

  5. Returning to work after injury or illness

  6. 4.1 Employer letter to recruitment firms template

  7. I want to create an accessible and inclusive workplace

  8. Inclusive Employment Australia funding

    Inclusive Employment Australia providers get paid by the Australian Government to help you find and keep a job. Types of fees Inclusive Employment Australia providers get Inclusive Employment Australia …
  9. Daniel returns to work following a spinal injury, with the support of JobAccess

    Daniel Anderson is a former National Rugby League (NRL) coach. Due to a body surfing accident in 2022, he injured his spine and acquired quadriplegia. Daniel has … tailored equipment and assistive technology to support Daniel at work. The EAF gives financial help to eligible people living with disability and mental health conditions, as well as employers. It helps them buy work-related modifications and equipment. It also covers Auslan services, …
  10. Practice makes perfect: Dr Lung’s swift return to work with support from JobAccess

    in dental implants, he talks animatedly about his surgeries and all the ongoing learning to keep up with the complex surgical aspects of dentistry and implant therapy. For a time, Dr … in my recovery,” Dr Lung recalls. Practical support at a difficult time While Dr Lung’s mentor helped him to regain his confidence, Royal Rehab provided practical back-to-work support, linking … Lung says having someone else think about practical adjustments in the workplace is extremely helpful in the aftermath of an accident when you don’t have the capacity to think through these …