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Settling into your new job
a long break from work. Each workplace is different but there are some things you can expect and plan for. Before your first day Check you have all the information you need to get ready to start. Where to go – make sure you know where you need to go on your first day and how you’ll get there. If this 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 you need … -
Breaking barriers: Department for Child Protection embraces disability inclusion through JobAccess partnership
The Department for Child Protection (DCP) , SA plays a pivotal 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 … Now, we can identify and address workplace barriers more easily. We’ve also made other adjustments, including changes to our recruitment process, improved workplace accessibility, and … -
Supporting staff with low literacy
You can help employees who have difficulties with reading and writing and give them confidence to do their job and stay safe. This might include giving information in different ways and linking employees with … -
Widening the lens: SBS embarks on the journey to disability confidence
War II. Forty-four years on, diversity is still at the heart of everything for SBS. Developing and delivering content for diverse audiences using multiple platforms – from free-to-air TV to on-demand digital streaming services and an extensive radio network reaching 68 multilingual communities – means employing a workforce … you can tick off along the way. For example, asking candidates if they require any workplace adjustments in the application stage and not just upon commencing employment,” shares Anne. “It’s … -
Talking about your disability at an interview
challenging. We’ve put together tips on when to mention your disability, what to talk about, and ways to deal with some common concerns from employers. Why mention your disability at an … your ability to help keep your co-workers safe. Mentioning your disability can create trust and an open relationship with your employer. But if your disability won’t affect your ability to … your employer to find solutions. Financial help for changes in the workplace If you might need adjustments to help you do the job, you can tell the employer about the Employment Assistance … -
How the Supported Wage System works
disability based on their productivity. Learn about who can use SWS, the assessment process and where to apply. Matching pay with work Most employees with disability work at the same rate … SWS or the SWS handbook. There are 2 versions of the handbook – one for SWS in open employment and one for SWS in supported employment. The application process You apply for the SWS online … times how much supervision they need. They will also make sure that the workplace has made any adjustments the employee needs to help them to do their job. For example, if the employee needs … -
Inner West Council charts its disability confidence with JobAccess
South Wales, Australia. The Council worked with the Australian Government’s JobAccess service and the National Disability Recruitment Coordinator (NDRC) to improve their disability confidence and provide equitable employment opportunities for Australians with disability. The NDRC works with larger public and private sector organisations across Australia through free, tailored 12-month partnerships to … -
Video: KPMG powers disability inclusion with support from JobAccess
within the organisation with support from the Australian Government's JobAccess service and the National Disability Recruitment Coordinator (NDRC) program. The NDRC works with larger public and private sector organisations across Australia through free, tailored 12-month partnerships to improve their disability confidence. The NDRC helps identify and remove potential barriers and provides practical, expert advice to implement good practice in … -
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 … -
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 …