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• Like to know about skilling and employment programs for people who find it difficult to get a secure job or gain full-time employment?
• Want to know if there is a jobseeker project in your area?
• Visit the Wal-Meta website if you are an Indigenous jobseeker interested in working in the Queensland public sector.
• Looking for work or information on how to apply for a job?

• Already employed? Information on wages, working conditions, awards or other industrial relations matters.
• Want to know about your workplace rights?

• See the Experience Pays site for information on employing, retraining, or retaining mature age workers.
• Want to know about wages, working conditions, awards or other industrial relations information?
• Interested in incentives for employing school-based apprentices or trainees?
• Looking for details on current jobseeker projects?

• Interested in applying for funding to provide assistance to disadvantaged jobseekers under Skilling Queenslanders for Work?
• The funding toolkit for providers is a quick reference guide that includes funding guidelines, application forms, etc.
• Look here for details of current jobseeker projects.

• Information on Skilling Queenslanders for Work funded employment programs for disadvantaged jobseekers.
• Indigenous employment
• Jobseeker projects
• Success stories - WIN TV

• State government initiatives under the Queensland Skills Plan to maximise the workforce to meet current labour market demands include:
• Skilling Queenslanders for Work
• Experience Pays Awareness Strategy
• Customised training for older workers
• The previous initiative—Breaking the Unemployment Cycle.

Last updated 3 September 2008

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