Kickstarter – Giving Women Confidence to Work
Finding work can be difficult for people with barriers that include homelessness, domestic violence, or trauma and mental or physical health issues. With safety and
27 October 2023
Sayed is now a recognised health practitioner
Sayed is a 26 year old refugee from Afghanistan who worked as a doctor in his home country. After finding refuge in Australia, Sayed was
27 October 2023
About to leave school? What’s next?
There are so many roads you can take upon leaving school! Do you go straight into university or other studies? Take a gap year to
24 October 2023
Freya stayed the course despite the obstacles
Freya was ready to return to work after recovering from a significant shoulder injury. Her significant injury had stopped her from lifting her arm and,
17 October 2023
Kearin lifts his career with BUSY At Work
When Kearin first came to BUSY at Work’s Beenleigh office to explore employment opportunities through the Workforce Australia Employment Services program, he expressed an interest
17 October 2023
Gold Coast Titans NRLW Support ‘Women in Manufacturing Strategy’
In an inspiring collaboration, the Gold Coast Titans NRLW team backed by BUSY At Work and the Palaszczuk Labor Government have joined forces to champion
8 September 2023
Mum of Two, Rebecca is Nailing the Business World!
Raising kids while also pursuing a career can be a tough gig for anyone. For mum of two Rebecca, living in the Darling Downs rural
8 September 2023
Rising stars of hospitality now working thanks to Skilling Queenslanders for Work!
Recently, twelve participants celebrated the completion of a ten-week Skilling Queenslanders for Work course, ‘Rising Stars of Hospitality’, delivered by BUSY At Work. The course
22 August 2023
There’s more to apprenticeships than hairdressing or construction!
It’s National Skills Week this week and we’re putting a spotlight on the benefits of vocational education and training. One of the best ways to
21 August 2023
Unemployment rate still 3.5% as Australians work more hours than ever!
The labour market remains tight, according to data released today by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), which showed the unemployment rate is still 3.5
20 July 2023
