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Emotional Distress in Teens Linked to Employment Prospects

Lina Caneva, Monday, 4th April 2016 - Suffering from emotional problems in adolescence is an important risk factor for future joblessness, irrespective of socio-economic background, according to a new UK report.

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A Lifetime of Care

Ellie Cooper, Monday, 21st March 2016 - CEO of CARE Australia Dr Julia Newton-Howes AM was inspired by her childhood experiences to pursue a career in international aid. Dr Newton-Howes is this week’s Changemaker. She spoke to journalist Ellie Cooper.

Engaging NSW Workers with a Disability

Chris Hornsey, Monday, 21st March 2016 - NSW workers with a disability and organisations seeking to set a new benchmark in inclusive employment practices, are being urged to take part in a project called High Growth Jobs – Talented Candidates, set up by the Australian Network on Disabilit

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A Career in Fundraising? – You’ll Need Guts!

Philip Mayers, Monday, 14th March 2016 - So you want to be a fundraiser? The ambitious fundraiser has a number of career options, writes Philip Mayers, human resources expert from Dakin Mayers & Associates.

South Australia Scene for Jobs Fight

Lina Caneva, Monday, 7th March 2016 - South Australian welfare groups have warned that a new state government jobs plan could slash subsidised training – a key pathway into workforce participation.

Lord Mayor’s Report on Women and Poverty

Lina Caneva, Monday, 7th March 2016 - A new Not for Profit report has revealed that three in 10 women aged over 60 live in permanent income poverty compared to just 27 per cent of single older men.

Government Youth Job Initiatives Announced

Staff Reporter, Monday, 7th March 2016 - The Federal Government has announced the first organisations to deliver the new Empowering YOUth Initiatives, which will provide a range of innovative ways to help vulnerable young people into sustainable employment.

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ACOSS Deputy Steps Down for Health and Justice Role

Lina Caneva, Thursday, 3rd March 2016 - The Deputy CEO of Australia’s welfare peak body ACOSS, Dr Tessa Boyd-Caine, has resigned to head up a new national centre for health and justice partnerships.

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Emotional Distress in Teens Linked to Employment Prospects

A Lifetime of Care

Engaging NSW Workers with a Disability

A Career in Fundraising? – You’ll Need Guts!

South Australia Scene for Jobs Fight

Lord Mayor’s Report on Women and Poverty

Government Youth Job Initiatives Announced

ACOSS Deputy Steps Down for Health and Justice Role

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