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  1. Moving and mowing: Small adjustments help Michael get back to life

    'I have suffered from depression. But this job has got me moving and got me out of that black hole.' Two terrible accidents left Michael with permanent and severe injuries. Walking is difficult for him now. But support through JobAccess gave him a way to get around a chance to get back into work and life.
  2. The power of work to change lives

    Waterfalls Café owner Rachel Power has seen how creating an accessible and welcoming workplace can make a big difference. ‘It’s something that I think every business should consider doing … the rewards for the people I hire and my business outweigh any extra effort.’
  3. Inclusive Employment Australia funding

    Inclusive Employment Australia providers get paid by the Australian Government to help you find and keep a job. Types of fees Inclusive Employment Australia providers get Inclusive Employment Australia providers may be paid:
  4. Find an Inclusive Employment Australia provider

    Find an Inclusive Employment Australia provider Search tool Use the linked tool above to search for Service Providers
  5. Wages based on productivity

    Some disabilities may affect how much work a person can do each day, compared with their co-workers.
  6. How the Supported Wage System works

    The Supported Wage System (SWS) lets employers pay an employee with disability based on their productivity. Learn about who can use SWS, the assessment process and where to apply.
  7. How to apply for the Supported Wage System

    Employers and service providers can apply for the Supported Wage System (SWS) online. The SWS is a way to base the wage of an employee with disability on the amount of work they can do. Who can apply Employers or service providers can put in an application for the SWS. They can apply for employees in open employment or supported employment. SWS is available for:
  8. Who is eligible for Employment Assistance Fund

    You need to meet disability, work and Australian residency conditions to get support through the Employment Assistance Fund (EAF).  Who can use the EAF? The EAF is for people with disability who need workplace changes, equipment or services to support them to do their job or get a job. To be eligible for the EAF, you must:
  9. What the Employment Assistance Fund can cover

    The Employment Assistance Fund (EAF) can cover the costs of workplace changes and equipment for eligible employees with disability. It can also fund Auslan interpreters and other workplace support services. JobAccess refunds the costs after you apply for the EAF and get approval.
  10. Applying for the Employment Assistance Fund

    If you need workplace changes, equipment or services to help you or your employee, you can apply online for the Employment Assistance Fund (EAF). Find out about the process and the information you need to apply.