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POSITIVE JOB PROSPECTS: Certificate IV in Disability trainer at The Centre, Kerry Weavers, believes there are a growing number of employment opportunities for disability support workers in our local area. PHOTO: Leah Anderson-Byrne
POSITIVE JOB PROSPECTS: Certificate IV in Disability trainer at The Centre, Kerry Weavers, believes there are a growing number of employment opportunities for disability support workers in our local area. PHOTO: Leah Anderson-Byrne
POSITIVE JOB PROSPECTS: Certificate IV in Disability trainer at The Centre, Kerry Weavers, believes there are a growing number of employment opportunities for disability support workers in our local area. PHOTO: Leah Anderson-Byrne
DESPITE the economic downturn caused by the coronavirus pandemic, there are still job opportunities in certain sectors of the labour market. The National Skills Commission (NSC) is undertaking research to identify where these job opportunities exist...
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July 25, 2020 • 02:00
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