TtW providers have experience working with disengaged and disadvantaged people, and strong links with employers, community services and schools in their local community. Contracting Only one TtW provider delivers services in a location within an Employment Region. There may be multiple TtW providers in an Employment Region. Providers are allocated annual funded places receiving upfront payments per place, reflecting the number of participants they are expected to service. Providers are also eligible to receive outcome payments if participants achieve employment or education outcomes, and will attract bonus outcome payments when they achieve a quarterly outcome benchmark. Work for the Dole Work for the Dole is a work experience program which places job seekers in work-like activities where they can gain skills, experience and confidence to move from welfare to work, while giving back to their community. Work for the Dole activities can be hosted by not-for-profit organisations and government agencies. The program gives organisations an extra set of hands to help to undertake activities that would not normally be done. jobactive providers work with host organisations to identify suitable activities. A job seeker’s jobactive provider will let them know when they need to take part in Work for the Dole. Job seekers who have mutual obligation requirements must participate in Work for the Dole or another approved activity for six months of each year after their first year on payment to keep receiving their income support. There are different hourly requirements based on a job seeker’s age, caring responsibilities and work capacity. Job seekers who do not have mutual obligation requirements can volunteer to participate in Work for the Dole. Job seekers on income support who are participating in Work for the Dole can receive an income support supplement of $20.80 per fortnight. Youth Jobs PaTH Youth Jobs PaTH supports young people (aged 15-24 years) to gain employability skills and work experience. It supports employers to host internship placements and provides them with incentives when they take on a young person. There are three elements of Youth Jobs PaTH—Prepare, and Hire: Prepare employability skills training helps young people understand the expectations of — employers in the recruitment process and in the workplace. gives young people a chance to demonstrate their skills to businesses through an — internship. Hire supports employers with the of recruitment through a wage subsidy up to — $10,000.
TtW providers have experience working with disengaged and disadvantaged people, and strong links with employers, community services and schools in their local community. Contracting Only one TtW provider delivers services in a location within an Employment Region. There may be multiple TtW providers in an Employment Region. Providers are allocated annual funded places receiving upfront payments per place, reflecting the number of participants they are expected to service. Providers are also eligible to receive outcome payments if participants achieve employment or education outcomes, and will attract bonus outcome payments when they achieve a quarterly outcome benchmark. Work for the Dole Work for the Dole is a work experience program which places job seekers in work-like activities where they can gain skills, experience and confidence to move from welfare to work, while giving back to their community. Work for the Dole activities can be hosted by not-for-profit organisations and government agencies. The program gives organisations an extra set of hands to help to undertake activities that would not normally be done. jobactive providers work with host organisations to identify suitable activities. A job seeker’s jobactive provider will let them know when they need to take part in Work for the Dole. Job seekers who have mutual obligation requirements must participate in Work for the Dole or another approved activity for six months of each year after their first year on payment to keep receiving their income support. There are different hourly requirements based on a job seeker’s age, caring responsibilities and work capacity. Job seekers who do not have mutual obligation requirements can volunteer to participate in Work for the Dole. Job seekers on income support who are participating in Work for the Dole can receive an income support supplement of $20.80 per fortnight. Youth Jobs PaTH Youth Jobs PaTH supports young people (aged 15-24 years) to gain employability skills and work experience. It supports employers to host internship placements and provides them with incentives when they take on a young person. There are three elements of Youth Jobs PaTH—Prepare, and Hire: Prepare — employability skills training helps young people understand the expectations of employers in the recruitment process and in the workplace. — gives young people a chance to demonstrate their skills to businesses through an internship. Hire — supports employers with the of recruitment through a wage subsidy up to $10,000.
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