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Employer Services

Discover how Workskil Australia can support your organisation with our no-cost recruitment and rewarding employment services.

How we can help

We can assist with the growth and perception of your organisation while supporting the team in adapting to changing circumstances and continuing to thrive. This can include the following:

Recruitment

Grow your workforce through our no-cost recruitment service

Financial Incentives

Learn more about accessing wage subsidies by hiring eligible staff

Employee Relations

Receive assistance in facilitating change within your organisation

Ongoing Support

Gain a dedicated contact to support you and your recruit

Wellbeing

Improve the wellbeing and awareness of your team through training

Material Aids

Secure workplace modifications and material aids to support staff

No-Cost Recruitment

Whether you're looking to expand your workforce or improve relations within the team, our employment services are comprehensive and tailored to your needs.

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Services and Support

Mental Health First Aid Training

Mental Health First Aid training equips adults in the workplace with the skills and confidence to recognise and respond to co-workers and other adults experiencing mental health challenges.

Work for the Dole Activities

Hosting a Work for the Dole activity is a great opportunity to gain temporary team members for your organisation or to assist with completing community projects.

Hosting Industry Bites

Finding the right staff for your organisation couldn’t be easier. Through Industry Bites, we’ll bring suitable job seekers to your door.

Wage Subsidies

Up to $10,000 is available to Australian businesses who hire an eligible Workskil Australia job seeker for ongoing work.

Apprentices and Trainees

Hiring an apprentice or trainee can prove a sound investment for your business. It can help you increase performance and ensures valuable skills and ‘tricks of the trade’ are passed on to the next generation of Australia’s workforce.

Building a Diverse and Inclusive Workforce

A diverse and inclusive workforce can improve your business culture and performance while accurately reflecting our communities. Workskil Australia is a big believer in diversity and inclusion. We are committed to helping you every step of the way.

Register a Job Vacancy

We can connect you with suitable candidates through our no-cost recruitment service. We'll list the vacancies, shortlist candidates, organise interviews and more.

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