Our offices will be closing for Christmas at 12.30pm on Thursday 24 December. We will re-open at 8.30am on Monday 4 January. Our customer service centre will be operating during this time, phone 132 848. We wish you all a safe and enjoyable festive season and a happy new year.
It is the season of giving and in the spirit of providing economic and social benefits to the communities within which we operate, CVGT Australia is hosting a toy drive. The initiative is being hosted through CVGT Australia’s ParentsNext team and will help some families doing it tough during COVID-19. The ParentsNext sites in Albury, …
As workplaces continue to open across Victoria, from 23 November mutual obligation requirements will be re-introduced to our job seekers living in the state or serviced by our Victorian branches. The change aligns with mutual obligation arrangements in other states and territories that have been in place since 28 September. Our priority is to protect …
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Always Was, Always Will Be. This year, the NAIDOC Week theme is Always Was, Always Will Be. Always Was, Always Will Be recognises that First Nations people have occupied and cared for this continent for more than 65,000 years. NAIDOC is celebrated not only in Indigenous communities, but by Australians from all walks of life. The week is …
CVGT’s purpose is to connect more people to meaningful work. We are here to make things happen for employers and job seekers. Our skilled professionals work together with stakeholders every day so that businesses, individuals and communities get good outcomes. In the past year, we’ve made a real difference to the wellbeing of individuals and …
From Monday 28 September, mutual obligation requirements become mandatory for all job seekers, except if you are living in Victoria. We are here to support you through these changes. We understand that everyone’s needs and circumstances are different. Our doors in New South Wales and Tasmania are open to help you for all activities and …
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Victorian companies and their employees can access a range of support services as they deal with the increased number of COVID-19 infections and level of restrictions being applied to businesses, reports Service Australia. Employees who don’t have any income because they have been directed to self-isolate or quarantine at home by the Victorian Department of …
Aboriginal communities are working to establish Local Aboriginal COVID-19 Response Networks to help deliver important services local communities. The networks, to be completed with the Victorian Government, will be designed to be a platform where community members and organisations can access and share information about the COVID-19 pandemic and its impacts; seek referral points; raise …
If you have become unemployed and are new to the job seeker search or need financial support during the COVID-19 pandemic there are a range of financial support packages suitable for both individuals and businesses. For advice on the ongoing health support available to Australians during the COVID-19 pandemic, visit the Department of Health. In …
Information about financial support for Victorian workers who are waiting for test results or self-isolating. Victorian workers can apply for a $300 Coronavirus (COVID-19) Test Isolation Payment that provides financial support while they self-isolate to wait for the results of a coronavirus (COVID-19) test. If you test positive for coronavirus (COVID-19) or are a close …
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