echo is a not-for-profit employment service provider
We have been connecting local job seekers with local employers for more than 28 years. With a commitment to helping people reach their full potential through employment pathways, echo aims to create more inclusive and supportive communities.
echo in the community
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2020
South East Job Expo 2020
echo are calling on local employers to get involved in our 4th annual South East Job Expo. Held on the… -
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Mar
2020
North East Job Expo 2020
echo are calling on local employers to get involved in our 4th annual North East Job Expo. Held on the…
What our job seekers say
I was surprised by the speed. I came into echo with no idea of where I was going or what I wanted to do, and they focused me. They refined this muddled idea of what I wanted out of work, and in record time had two interviews lined up in niche and interesting fields
JackI believed that because of my age and certain disabilities/limitations, I felt very useless and unemployable. Having to rely on Centrelink payments is very restrictive on your life but since commencing employment with the help of echo, I actually have a reason to get out of bed
CatherineWhen I first joined echo I expected them to be ‘you have to do this, you have to do that’, but my consultants have never put pressure on me. I have felt personally cared for. My personal circumstances were always taken into consideration
Libby
Connecting local job seekers with local employers
Resources
From job searching tips to information on wage subsidies, we have a library of resources available to assist job seekers and employers.
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Photos on resumes, yes or no?
Have you questioned whether you should put a photo on your resume? Watch the below video by jobactive to find out whether it’s a yes or a no, there might…
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Wage Subsidies for Employers
A wage subsidy is a financial incentive of up to $10,000 (GST inclusive) that is available to qualifying businesses that employ eligible job seekers.
echo acknowledges the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first inhabitants of the nation and the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work.
