Expressions of interest
The Australian Government and the Brotherhood of St Laurence are seeking expressions of interest from organisations keen to deliver HIPPY (Home Interaction Program for Parents and Youngsters) to their local communities
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Employing disadvantaged Australians makes economic sense
On Tuesday 31 August we launched our vision for greater workforce utilisation, calling on employers to help us develop a solution to future labour shortages.
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Collaboration between business and welfare the key to getting the highly disadvantaged into work
31 Aug 2010
Launching the Brotherhood’s new strategy to bring greater numbers of disadvantaged job seekers into the workforce at today’s Business Leaders Luncheon, Executive Director Tony Nicholson called on businesses to collaborate more directly with welfare agencies.
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