NESA Media Appearances
THE GUARDIAN
14 August 2020
‘Unemployment shock’: will workers hardest hit by the pandemic be left to languish?
A new online system will offer some the chance to seek work without using a job agency, but may leave others without support.
ABC RADIO NATIONAL
9 september 2020
Listen to Sally Sinclair, CEO NESA speak with Fran Kelly on RN Breakfast.
There’s concern about the Federal Government’s new online employment support service for the unemployed.
The digital platform was originally meant to be rolled out in 2022 but was fast-tracked in response to the avalanche of jobless Australians due to COVID-19.
But the network of private agencies paid to help people find work warn the online system could create a new class of long term unemployed.
ABCnews radio
10 JULY 2020
Listen to Sally Sinclair, CEO NESA speak with NewsRadio’s Mandy Presland
Employment firms are calling on the government to do more to re-skill and create jobs for people who have found themselves out of work in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.
THE GUARDIAN
10 JULY 2020
The peak body for employment services in Australia has called on the federal government to strike a “new deal” with jobseekers and commit “to leave no one behind”
PM, ABC RADIO
30 JUNE 2020
ABC Radio Brisbane
19 JUNE 2020
Listen to Sally Sinclair, CEO NESA speak with Rebecca Levingston on ABC Radio National, about how the Employment Fund supports job seekers in gaining employment.
ABC Radio Adelaide
2 JUNE 2020
Listen to today’s ABC Radio National’s interview featuring Sally Sinclair, CEO NESA, talk about how employment services providers “want to be able to help people”.
ABC Radio Adelaide
27 MAY 2020
Listen to Sally Sinclair, NESA CEO talk on ABC Radio National about the need for restructuring the investment in the employment services system to support the hundreds of thousands of new jobseekers that will need help to re-train or find work.
THE NEW DAILY
18 may 2020
‘Unethical’: Job providers cry poor as staff pressured to breaking point
By Christianne Barro
National Employment Services Association chief executive Sally Sinclair told The New Daily employment agencies had experienced a 70 per cent plunge in the number of unemployed Australians they’d been able to funnel back into the workforce.
