Local Jobs
If you’re looking for employees to grow your business, we’re here to help.
Employing people with varying abilities can be rewarding and can carry financial incentives.
Working with local job providers can help connect businesses with those looking to get back into the workforce, or join the workforce for the first time.
If you’d like to consider supported employees, here’s some helpful links.
Local Job Providers
Disability Employment Australia
The federal government regularly update employment programs, and add new initiatives.
To keep up to date with these changes, we recommend that you visit the Department of Jobs and Small Business website.
Workforce Australia - Transition to Work
If you’re aged 15 to 24 and you left school early, or you’re having difficulty finding a job after school, the Transition to Work program can help. Locations include Mai-Well Cessnock and Kurri Kurri.
Castle Cessnock
Castle Cessnock offers disability employment services, school leavers, job seeker training, and support to keep your current job.
CIM Support
CIMS (Compassionate Inclusive Meaningful Supports) have 5 venues over the Hunter/Newcastle. They have multiple participants with disabilities daily doing a wide range of shifts.
Roles cover Café, Restaurant and Kitchen shifts. All these shifts are tailored to the participants and what they need and want to focus on and learn. Front of house and back of house opportunities are available to cater to participants needs and confidence levels.
Current Cessnock City Council Vacancies
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