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Workforce Australia Local Jobs
Local Jobs aims to ensure people are placed in appropriate employment.
Funded through the Department of Employment and Workforce Relations, Local Jobs aims to ensure the maximum number of people are placed in appropriate employment or training opportunities as quickly as possible to meet employer needs as labour markets recover and adjust. To achieve this, expertise, resources, and access to funding are brought together at the local level to focus on reskilling, upskilling and employment pathways.Key stakeholders including employers, employment services providers, higher education and training organisations work collaboratively to develop a local jobs plan and to design projects that skill people to meet the needs of local employers.
EV and Local Jobs
EV hosts the North Eastern Melbourne region of the Local Jobs program and a Jobs and Skills Taskforce has been established to identify key employment priorities and to strengthen linkages between stakeholders.
The Taskforce plays a central role leveraging existing programs and aligning efforts on the ground to ensure collaboration is maximised, duplication is minimised, and meaningful outcomes are achieved.
The Taskforce facilitate the design of projects that will address identified employment priorities and maximise the number of people moving into work.

Our Team
Our team works in collaboration with local stakeholders to identify Local Recovery Fund projects that best address the priorities identified in the Local Jobs Plan for the region.
Proposed activities are designed to address employment and training priorities and identify opportunities better skill individuals, and overcome barriers to employment, to meet local employer demand.
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EV acknowledges the continuing connection to land, waters and community of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation.
We acknowledge that land has never been ceded and pay our respects to elders past and present.
We are an inclusive organisation supporting those who experience disability, cultural and language, gender and sexual preference based barriers to participating in community.





