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We take our commitment to equal employment opportunity very seriously.

We believe that all employees and potential employees have the right to be treated equitably and fairly regardless of:

• age
• colour
• marital status
• family responsibilities
• disability
• race
• religious or political affiliation
• gender
• nationality
• sexual preference
• employment activity.

This applies to:

• hiring employees
• promoting or transferring employees within the organisation
• the departure of employees from the organisation
• training opportunities
• all other work-related benefits.

Our work experience program offers opportunities for students to get practical skills while doing placements at the City of Whittlesea.

Newly-arrived non-student migrants and refugees can gain experience and skills through our Work Ready Program. 

 Visit our Work Experience page for more information.

NORTH Link promotes economic and jobs development in Melbourne’s north. On NORTH Link’s website, you can complete a jobseeker application and register for jobs in the manufacturing, retail, health, community services, hospitality and transport and logistics sectors. 

NORTH Link also compiles regular job vacancy bulletins. 

For more information, email employmentservices@melbournesnorth.com.au.

AGA is one of the largest providers of employment and training services in Australia, focusing on apprenticeships and traineeships.

Visit their website for information about apprenticeships and traineeships and to browse current vacancies. 

For more information, phone 1300 000 242.

The Brotherhood of St Laurence’s Given the Chance program helps jobseekers prepare for and gain employment, including apprenticeships and traineeships. The program works with a vast network of employers, meaning there is a huge range of roles on offer.

The REP program, an initiative of Whittlesea Community Connections, offers participants individual career planning to help them meet their goals. 

Through the program, participants may also be able to access short-term on-the-job training, and connect with potential employers through paid internship placement schemes.

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Many of the stores at Pacific Epping regularly hire staff to join their teams.

Visit the Pacific Epping website.

On the HWLLEN website you’ll find links to employment, education and training information and opportunities.

Melbourne Polytechnic Skills and Job Centre

myfuture provides resources to explore career pathways and tools to develop self-knowledge and help with career decision-making. Visit the website for more information.