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People Partner

People Partner

  • Sydney
  • Temp / Contract

You. At the centre of big ideas. Are you an experienced HR professional looking to work in a...

0116940 Sydney Horizon Educators (Identified)

0116940 Sydney Horizon Educators (Identified)

  • Sydney
  • Permanent Full Time

Lecturer/Senior Lecturer (Identified) / Associate Professor (Targeted) (Education Focused) · Two...

Educator (Certificate 3)

Educator (Certificate 3)

  • Sydney
  • Permanent Part Time

Division: City Life Unit: Social City Section: Education & Care Services Salary: AUD 47,679.00 per...

Disability Policy Advisor

Disability Policy Advisor

  • Sydney
  • Full-time Permanent/Temporary

We are looking for a highly motivated person to fill the role of Disability Policy Advisor in the...

Senior Events Advisor

Senior Events Advisor

  • Sydney
  • Full-time Permanent/Temporary

Senior Events Advisor, Clerk Grade 9/10 We have an exciting opportunity to join our Strategic...

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  • Ron Bogan, Emma Hogan, Dr Jeffrey Baron Levi

    Federal government and NSW government disability programs

    The Federal Government has recently completed its evaluation of the Disability Employment Services (DES) program and has made a number of observations and recommendations. In particular, it has recommended that several providers should lose their contracts due to poor performance. The review also commented that a number of providers “park” their most difficult jobseekers and deem them to be too difficult to place into open employment. It was also observed that a number of jobseekers only remained  in employment until the employer government subsidy expired and then the jobseekers were let go.

    The ‘parking’ and employers only taking on a jobseeker with disability until the subsidy runs out are not new phenomena as they have been occurring for many years in the DES program.

    The Federal Government has recently completed its evaluation of the Disability Employment Services (DES) program and has made a number of observations and recommendations.

Do I have to disclose my disability ?

No. Disclosure of a disability is a personal choice.  There may be some exceptions where a certain disability could be an Occupational Health & Safety issue, however for the most part, if you have the skills and ability to perform the duties of a job without workplace modification or assistance due to your disability, you are not obliged to disclose the disability.

Having said that, Toozly is a job search website for people with disabilities.  Our employers are ready, willing and able to make any necessary and reasonable adjustments that you may require to be successful in your role. You should feel safe to disclose your disability if you choose to do so. You may also find that if you have disclosed your disability, a time may come when the disability requires attention - time off to rest, a change in medication, an adjustment to the work space or schedule - and having disclosed the disability earlier may make it easier to have that conversation with your employer. There are pros and cons either way and no right or wrong answer to this question. 

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