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On the eve of the federal election, Jobsbank CEO Corinne Proske writes on what employers can do for the jobseekers who don’t make the headlines.

After two years of disruption, the Melbourne Food & Drink Festival made its triumphant return, with a commitment to inclusive employment front and centre.

On International Women’s Day, Jobsbank took part in a panel hosted by the Hellenic Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, featuring Viv Nguyen, VMC Chair, County Court Judge Nola Karapanagiotidis,
Corinne Proske, Jobsbank CEO,
Fotini Kypraios, HACCI Chair & Prisma Legal Founder.

Jobsbank’s first Meet The Suppliers event displayed just a hint of the depth and breadth of Australia’s social impact community.

Held at a joyous black-tie event in Melbourne this month, the awards celebrated the LGBTIQ+ community at its finest, and included Jobsbank’s award for Excellence in Small Business and Enterprise.

For the third year, Jobsbank is working with the Australian Open to place jobseekers facing barriers, and help build a truly inclusive workplace.

For the third year, Jobsbank is working with the Australian Open to place jobseekers facing barriers, and help build a truly inclusive workplace.

“Throughout my life people keep telling me I’m friendly and helpful, but most of the time we don’t think of these qualities as ‘skills’. This is the first time I get to see how they translate in a work environment. I am hoping to see something in myself that maybe I didn’t realise I had.”