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The Skilling Australians Fund (SAF) levy is paid by employers who sponsor skilled workers from overseas.

Parent Pathways, delivered by the Australian Government, is a voluntary service that provides personalised and financial support to eligible parents and carers of young children.

Remote Training Hubs support Central Australian First Nations peoples access On-Country Vocational Education and Training (VET). The Hubs will help to ensure training meets community needs matched to local jobs.

If you are a Participant undertaking approved Employment Services activities or a Work for the Dole Community Support Project host, you may be covered by group personal accident and public and products liability insurance arrangements purchased on

The Fair Entitlements Guarantee (FEG) is a legislative safety net for employees who have lost their job due to their employer’s liquidation or bankruptcy and are unable to recover their entitlements through other means.

In the 2024-25 Budget, the Australian Government committed $76.2 million over 5 years to a new voluntary employment services program to improve the economic security of First Nations people transitioning out of the justice system and ree

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Australian Government initiative to prioritise secure work in government contracts and ensure government expenditure is driving better outcomes for Australian workers.

Australia’s national training system supports over three million students annually to gain the skills to secure and maintain rewarding and sustainable employment.

Transition to Work helps young people aged 15 to 24 into work (including apprenticeships and training) or education.

Recruitment support to grow your workforce.

Big ideas. Real action. The Building Women’s Careers Program is driving structural and cultural change across Australia.

We’re funding bold, inclusive projects that support women and benefit everyone.

The VET Student Loans (VSL) program assists eligible students pay tuition fees for approved higher-level (diploma and above) vocational education and training (VET) courses, when studying at VET Student Loans approved course providers.

Secondary school students can undertake vocational education and training (VET) while still in school to help put them on their career pathway.

The Australian Government is committed to supporting adults in Australia to increase their English language, literacy, numeracy, digital literacy (LLND) and employability skills – known collectively as foundation skills.