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Consistent and personal attention necessary

  • Post author:Editor Editor
  • Post published:3 July 2020
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Consistent and personal attention necessary ‘Both evidence and experience show that consistent and personal attention is necessary for good outcomes’. In my book The Ten Demandments this statement relates to the role…

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Another Conference

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  • Post published:3 July 2020
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Another Conference Another conference coming up. The following questions will be asked but won’t be answered: How will we improve disability employment rates? What reforms will encourage employers to hire more…

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Why Employment First?

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  • Post published:3 July 2020
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Why Employment First? It is my privilege to have been involved in supporting people who have a disability into employment. Into ‘real work’: jobs in a regular setting like folk…

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I’ve created a free, downloadable guide called: ‘The job seekers’ guide to finding a great employment service’. This guide provides job seekers with a set of ten questions to ask their current or prospective employment service to ascertain if they are likely to find them an award-wage job that suits their skills and interests. 

To access the free guide, please click here.

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Reviews

In his timely book, Martin Wren challenges readers to create a world that truly works for everyone, including the most marginalised and vulnerable. An indispensable resource for anyone interested or involved in the employment of people with disability.

Praise from Vivienne Riches

A lot of what Martin Wren talks about will seem like common sense. But providing quality employment services using the principles outlined here is anything but common. I know you will find this book useful, enjoyable and challenging.

Praise from Dale Di Leo