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When Donna started in employment services in 1977, the world was a very different place. For example, the average weekly wage was less than $150 and it only cost around 50c for a litre of petrol. Donna says “When I started working, I would run down to the post office with telegrams for our customers. Nowadays people just use their mobile phones and don’t even have home numbers.”...
Read MorePeople with disability are still grossly under-represented in the Australian workforce. However through the actions of progressive employers, supportive industry and determined job seekers, this imbalance is being addressed....
Read MoreRecruiters and managers are getting more job applications now than ever before, so it’s important to make yours stand out from the rest and attract more interview offers. Follow these nine easy resume tips and let your application shine....
Read MoreLanguage is the most powerful communication tool anyone can use. Yet sometimes it’s hard to know if what you’re saying is appropriate and sometimes we can get it wrong....
Read MoreHere are some practical suggestions that can help you reduce your ‘festive stress’:...
Read MoreA magazine produced by the young people and staff of Workskil Youth. This edition delivers news, photos and feel-good stories from the various programs and groups we have in place to help young people in Australia. See the magazine below....
Read MoreEmployers are recognising the importance of a diverse workforce. Having a diverse workforce not only brings a range of skills and experience to your organisation, it also fosters a stronger, empathetic and values-based team that work together effectively....
Read MoreYou have spent all your time prepping for the interviewer’s questions but what about preparing a few questions of your own? Check out these five ideas....
Read MoreWhether it’s for your first job or if you’re well into your career, a good resume is timeless. Everyone has tips and tricks, but there are a few tips that are consistent and can be applied to anyone’s resume. Here are five easy tips to improve chances of scoring an interview....
Read MoreMicaela struggled with her mental health when she could not find a job, but now she is happily employed as a clerk at a logistics company...
Read MoreDepression is the leading cause of disability in the world. In any one year, around one million Australian adults experience depression....
Read MoreWe’re marking a special occasion; it’s been six months since we opened the doors to our 14 offices in Western Australia....
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