APM in Birtinya | Employment agency

APM

Locality: Birtinya

Phone: +61 1300 276 456

Address: 4C/1 Innovation Parkway 4575 Birtinya, QLD, Australia

Website: https://apm.net.au

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24.01.2022 Darwin man Aiden clearly remembers the day his life changed for the better in 2014 while on a celebratory family holiday cruise in the Pacific Ocean. Aiden lives with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, and a change to a warmer climate and the ability to transfer his NDIS plan easily from Tasmania to his new home in Darwin has dramatically improved his quality of life Read Aiden's story: https://bit.ly/2ItdAvM #APMCommunities #EnablingBetterLives #GoodNewsStory #EhlersDanlosSyndrome

22.01.2022 The nerves of a job interview can unsettle anyone, especially if you're already nervous about communicating Your disability might not be immediately visible to everyone, and during the recruitment process is a time where you especially deserve support and understanding! Three tips for acing that job interview: https://bit.ly/36sOxkZ #EnablingBetterLives #APM #invisibledisability #LivingwithDisability

22.01.2022 Using her skills from her background in sales and marketing, Belinda has loves feeling like she's really helping people Pivoting her unique skills to connect employers with willing candidates is what makes her passionate about her work as an Employment Consultant. Hear Belinda's story: https://bit.ly/38tFDpS #LifeatAPM #EnablingBetterLives

19.01.2022 We need to not only look at ‘Does this person already know how to do something?’ but ‘Can they learn it’? By changing your focus, you can find people with a track record for tackling and overcoming challenges, according to HR consultant Suzanne Lucas. This practical idea equally applies for candidates who live with disability - anyone can learn just about anything with hard work and dedication Why you should hire for skills: https://bit.ly/3pji4WE #EnablingBetterLives #APM #WorkingwithDisability #LivingwithDisability

16.01.2022 Rehabilitation Consultant Josh Bloom was selected as a judge for the MAIB Disability Achievement Award, part of the Tasmanian Achievement Awards. Josh's lived experience with disability gave him the empathy and discerning eye for shortlisting finalists for the MAIB Disability Achievement Award Find out more and find out who won: https://bit.ly/35nMtLx #APMWorkCare #APMTasmania #DisabilityAchievementAward #LivingwithDisability

15.01.2022 According to the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance, 58% of people living with bipolar disorder quit working outside their homes. If you need a job which suits your capacity - whether it's full time, part-time, low-interaction or from home - there are jobs out there for you: https://bit.ly/32NcLVL #APM #EnablingBetterLives #BipolarDisorder #LivingwithBipolarDisorder #MentalHealth

13.01.2022 Meet Shannon He's one of the real participants from our Employment Services ad campaign The videos were filmed in Western Australia in September with strict measures in place to ensure everybody maintained COVID-19 precautions. Thank you to everyone involved including Fins Seafood in Fremantle and the many creative minds at Wunderman Thompson Australia . Find out more: https://bit.ly/3mMPDyu... #EnablingBetterLives #APM #WorkingwithDisability See more

12.01.2022 APM Communities recently participated in two important events on the Australian-African calendar inviting important discussion centred on people with disability from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds Read the overview: https://bit.ly/32M4d1F #APMCommunities #LivingwithDisability Aus Afri Trade #Perth

10.01.2022 After five years of hunting for a job, Andrew found employment and the support he needed. His mental health struggles are all-too-familiar for many job seekers, and Andrew's story is a reminder of the incredible resilience we're capable of: https://bit.ly/3kseq9z #EnablingBetterLives #APM #MentalHealth #Jobseeker

07.01.2022 Just two days into his job trial, Aaron was offered employment! Living with autism and lower limb deficiencies didn't stop him from working towards his long-term career goals, with the support of his Employment Consultant. Awesome job, Aaron - we wish you every success Read his story: https://bit.ly/2JNTehk #EnablingBetterLives #APM #Victoria #JobSeeker #Autism #LimbDeficiency #LivingwithDisability #WorkingwithDisability

07.01.2022 Swapping a zip or buttons for a press stud, velcro or magnet closures is small, but for people living with disability it gives them the capability to dress themselves. This removes the hassle from the seemingly simple, yet often-complicated and time-consuming task Global brand Tommy Hilfiger offer a range of adaptive clothing, available for Men, Women and Children: https://bit.ly/35jv3Qo #EnablingBetterLives #AdaptiveClothing #Diversity

03.01.2022 As the global pandemic has forced many businesses to re-assess how they build and foster inclusive workplace environments, this interview with Karen Knight, Vision Australia General Manager Client Services, covers how businesses can be more inclusive for people with disabilities and the value of looking past stereotypes and misconceptions around working with disabilities to develop truly diverse workplaces: https://bit.ly/2IqQPbE #EnablingBetterLives #APM #WorkingwithDisability #DiversityandInclusion

02.01.2022 Even in rural Victoria, Ben has found employment to suit his needs - during a global pandemic no less! His role in a local mechanic workshop provides the right balance of work he loves and limited social contact he needs to feel safe as an immuno-compromised person. Read Ben's story: https://bit.ly/2JLXaPF #EnablingBetterLives #APM #LivingwithDisability #COVID19

02.01.2022 After less than 2 days into a job trial, Aaron was offered a job! Living with autism and lower limb deficiencies hasn't stopped him working hard towards his dream job in the Animal Services industry in his home state of Victoria. Read Aaron's story: https://bit.ly/2JNTehk #EnablingBetterLives #APM #COVID19 #successstory #Victoria #lowerlimbdeficiency