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Opportunity for everyone through employment and inclusion

We are dedicated to a vision of opportunity for all through employment and inclusion! NESA is proud to have been Australia’s peak body for the employment services sector since 1997. We represent the full range of contracted employment service providers, including not-for-profit, for-profit and public sector organisations providing services for people with disability, youth, First Nations people and communities, people with mental health issues, migrants and other disadvantaged participants.

OUR Services

Policy Papers and Submissions

Copies of our policy papers and submissions to government inquiries

Advocacy and Stakeholder Engagement

Information regarding our advocacy and stakeholder engagement activities

NESA Events

Provides timely information about sector-relevant events as they arise - conferences, forums and retreats

Professional Development

Our Professional Development workshop and webinar calendar

Industry Partners

Presenting members with high quality practical services and product options that support business and operations

Employment Services Workforce Survey

Information regarding our biennial Employment Services Workforce Survey

Capacity Building

Consulting and capacity building projects that complement our member services and advocacy

International

NESA has a team of expert advisors who are able to work alongside governments and organisations providing advisory services in policy design and implementation

Annual report - Home | National Employment Services Association - NESA

NESA ANNUAL REPORT 2023-24

NESA Publications

MEET OUR INDUSTRY PARTNERS

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT

14,469,600

Employment rate (15+)

AS OF JULY 2024

4.2%

Australian unemployment rate (15+)

AS OF JULY 2024

627,900

Unemployed Australians (15+)

AS OF JULY 2024

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES PROGRAMS

Employment services currently includes three major programs – Workforce Australia, Disability Employment Services which supports people with disability and the Community Development Program which supports people in remote Australia.

The major employment services are supported by a range of complementary programs which provide more specialised and targeted support for cohort groups such as ParentsNext – working with parents returning to the workforce, Transition to Work – a youth focussed program, Career Transition Assistance – supporting mature aged participants, Self Employment Assistance – supporting people interested in starting their own business or refocusing an existing small business, and State based programs. These programs operate alongside the major programs.