Help for workers who have recently lost their jobs in the automotive manufacturing industry If you have been made redundant from an Find your local jobactive provider at and ask eligible company in the automotive to register directly with them. manufacturing industry (including component suppliers), the Automotive Industry Structural What help is available to me? Adjustment Programme can help you find a new job. jobactive providers can tailor their services to your assessed needs to help you get and keep a job. The programme provides a range of tailored assistance and access to intensive employment services. Through the Automotive Industry Structural Adjustment Programme you will receive The Automotive Industry Structural immediate access to intensive employment Adjustment Programme is delivered as part of services (Stream B assistance). jobactive, the to Australian Government’s way get more Australians into work. It connects Your jobactive provider will meet with you to job seekers with employers and is delivered help you find work and develop a Job Plan by a network of jobactive providers. that could include: Your jobactive provider will help you to: activities to help you get skills that local employers are looking for write a résumé help for you to overcome or manage look for work nonvocational issues where relevant prepare for interviews assistance to look for jobs each month. train in skills that local employers need To help you get and keep a job, your use self-help facilities jobactive provider can access funding to pay for work-related items, professional services, find and keep a job. relevant training and support after you start a new job. For eligible automotive workers, this Am I eligible? fund includes a $1,300 credit for jobactive providers to use. To receive assistance through the Automotive Industry Structural Adjustment Programme, Your provider can also connect you to a you must register with a jobactive provider no range of other government initiatives. These later than six months after the date of your include relocation assistance, wage redundancy. subsidies, training, apprenticeships and help to start a business through the New Your jobactive provider will confirm your Enterprise Incentive Scheme (NEIS). eligibility for the programme and will need to see your letter (or other evidence) of redundancy to complete your registration.
Help for workers who have recently lost their jobs in the automotive manufacturing industry If you have been made redundant from an eligible company in the automotive manufacturing industry (including component suppliers), the Automotive Industry Structural Adjustment Programme can help you find a new job. The programme provides a range of tailored assistance and access to intensive employment services. The Automotive Industry Structural Adjustment Programme is delivered as part of jobactive, the Australian Government’s way to get more Australians into work. It connects job seekers with employers and is delivered by a network of jobactive providers. Your jobactive provider will help you to: write a résumé look for work prepare for interviews train in skills that local employers need use self-help facilities find and keep a job. Am I eligible? To receive assistance through the Automotive Industry Structural Adjustment Programme, you must register with a jobactive provider no later than six months after the date of your redundancy. Your jobactive provider will confirm your eligibility for the programme and will need to see your letter (or other evidence) of redundancy to complete your registration. Find your local jobactive provider at and ask to register directly with them. What help is available to me? jobactive providers can tailor their services to your assessed needs to help you get and keep a job. Through the Automotive Industry Structural Adjustment Programme you will receive immediate access to intensive employment services (Stream B assistance). Your jobactive provider will meet with you to help you find work and develop a Job Plan that could include: activities to help you get skills that local employers are looking for help for you to overcome or manage nonvocational issues where relevant assistance to look for jobs each month. To help you get and keep a job, your jobactive provider can access funding to pay for work-related items, professional services, relevant training and support after you start a new job. For eligible automotive workers, this fund includes a $1,300 credit for jobactive providers to use. Your provider can also connect you to a range of other government initiatives. These include relocation assistance, wage subsidies, training, apprenticeships and help to start a business through the New Enterprise Incentive Scheme (NEIS).
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