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Supporting job seekers to stay focused

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  Supporting job seekers to stay focused How do we support our job seekers to stay focused on finding and maintaining employment? Do we take the time to find creative…

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Support not subsidies for people with a disability

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Support not subsidies for people with a disability Still fuming from reading in the  for employing people with disability might still be in fashion. Let’s look at it from a business…

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Quotas don’t work, support does

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Quotas don’t work, support does The pernicious idea that quotas might be the solution for disability employment continues (‘How China trumps Australia when it comes to supporting disabled workers’ Canberra…

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People with a disability must aim high

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People with a disability must aim high We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: focus on ability. It’s so central to NOVA Employment that our annual short film…

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A fair wage for a fair day’s work

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A fair wage for a fair day’s work ‘We will no longer have workers with intellectual disabilities working in Dickensian conditions,’ Maurice Blackburn partner Josh Bornstein said on Friday. A…

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Post-placement support

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Post-placement support I was so proud to be a part of NOVA Transition's graduation celebrations last week! TTW is a two-year program designed to prepare school leavers for the workforce.…

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Zero exclusion’ means we don’t give up on people

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Zero exclusion’ means we don’t give up on people Why set up a Disability Employment Service? Or, to go back to basics, why create a legislative framework such as Australia’s Disability…

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Choice is only choice when you understand your options

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Choice is only choice when you understand your options Here’s a question for you: Would you like a white one or a green one? Come on, decide! What’s it to…

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The NDIS is a great start

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The NDIS is a great start Hallelujah! Finally, people with a disability are being asked what they want and what they need. This can only be a good thing, right?…

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Lead job-seeking campaigns with client strengths – too much to ask?

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Lead job-seeking campaigns with client strengths – too much to ask? Most of us know what kind of job we’d enjoy, and what we’re good at. Nobody has a better…

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I’ve created a free, downloadable guide called: ‘The job seekers’ guide to finding a great employment service’. This guide provides job seekers with a set of ten questions to ask their current or prospective employment service to ascertain if they are likely to find them an award-wage job that suits their skills and interests. 

To access the free guide, please click here.

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Reviews

In his timely book, Martin Wren challenges readers to create a world that truly works for everyone, including the most marginalised and vulnerable. An indispensable resource for anyone interested or involved in the employment of people with disability.

Praise from Vivienne Riches

A lot of what Martin Wren talks about will seem like common sense. But providing quality employment services using the principles outlined here is anything but common. I know you will find this book useful, enjoyable and challenging.

Praise from Dale Di Leo