The City of Greater Dandenong has been working closely with businesses and jobseekers to better understand what is needed to strengthen employment outcomes for all. Finding sustainable employment and recruiting suitable staff are challenging activities, particularly in today’s difficult conditions.
The below resources are intended to support jobseekers in their search for work and employers in their search for staff. Please contact us with any queries or suggestions.
Greater Dandenong Regional Employment Taskforce
The taskforce is composed of representatives of a wide range of government and community organisations and agencies. The focus of the taskforce is the sharing of knowledge, information and key issues in order to develop collaborative solutions that result in improved employment outcomes and prosperity for businesses and residents in the region.
For further information on the work of the taskforce contact SEBN via email at sebn@cgd.vic.gov.au.
For Job Seekers
- Understand your skillset and how it can transfer from job to job
- Explore your level of workplace readiness
- Learn about Training Courses, Apprenticeships and Traineeship options
- Discover resources to help with your job seeking
- Research the industry sectors that are growing their job opportunities
For Employers
- Find out how to employ and support new entrants to your workforce
- Unpack what it means to be ‘work ready’
- Learn about Training Courses, Apprenticeships and Traineeship options
- Consider a new approach to recruiting staff
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