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8 ways to confidently talk about your disability during every stage of your job search
If you have a disability, you may find it tricky to work out when exactly to tell your employer about it, or, even if you are legally obligated to let them know. In truth, disclosing a disability is completely up to the individual. People with a disability are not legally…
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Benefits of flexible working arrangements for your business
With advancements in technology giving people the ability to access important pieces of information wherever they are, there’s no longer a need for employees to work in an office to be productive. Flexible working arrangements allow employees to negotiate a less rigid working arrangement to improve work-life balance and their…
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8 tips for getting hired after a career break
Entering the workforce after a career break can be intimidating. No matter how long you’ve been away from your role or the reasons for your break, trying to ‘fill in the gaps’ in your resume is stressful. While taking a career break may seem like a roadblock to career progression,…
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How to write a good resume
A resume is the most important document when applying for a job. Nailing your resume is essential, since it’s the first thing an employer sees. Your resume should outline your educational and working history and essentially make you stand out from all other job applicants. Creating a well-written resume is…
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Managing turnover in hospitality
The hospitality industry demands efficiency and excellent service in a fast-paced, high stress environment. Due to this, cafe owners or restaurant managers may find themselves constantly replacing staff. However, by implementing a few key strategies, reasons why hospitality workers typically leave their jobs can be identified and corrected to ensure…
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5 things you didn’t know about Schizophrenia
Schizophrenia is a mental illness that often gets misunderstood and misrepresented in popular media. What do you really know about Schizophrenia? You might be surprised. On Schizophrenia Awareness Week, let’s explore some common myths and surprising facts you may have not known. Myth or fact? Having schizophrenia makes having a…
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5 questions you always wanted to ask about Autism
To break down some stereotypes about autism, we spoke to one of our team members, Jakob who shares his personal experiences with us and answers some questions that you may have otherwise never had the chance to ask. Jakob has become an advocate of autism and openly talks about it…
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Christmas can get stressful – some tips for a positive festive season
With the festive season around the corner, while it’s expected to be the happiest time of the year, for some it can also be a time of increased stress and loneliness. Sadness around the holiday period can be triggered by so many factors including financial stress, loneliness, worry and grief.…
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How to take care of yourself while caring for others?
As a carer or family member supporting a loved one, you have a tremendous impact on the life of the person you provide care for, whether it is a family member or a friend. As a carer, the everyday commitment of advocating for your loved one and providing the best…
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Seven tips to plan an awesomely accessible holiday!
Planning a holiday should be fun and exciting but it can also be stressful with many things to consider. We have crafted a list of useful travel planning tips to help get you started: 1. Plan in advance and book ahead Okay, so this is easier said than done, particularly…
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