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Listed below are other websites you may find useful.

• Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations - implements government policies and programs to provide education and training opportunities for all Australians, to increase employment participation and to ensure fair and productive workplaces.
• The Australian Taxation Office - detailed information including Business Activity Statements (BAS), Australian Business Numbers (ABN), paying tax and your obligations if you are an employer.
• business.gov.au - aims to make it easier for business to find government information, to complete compliance processes and to identify suitable support or assistance programs.
• Employee Entitlement Schemes - to assist employees owed entitlements when their employer becomes insolvent or bankrupt.
• Employer of the Year Awards - these awards recognise employers who provide work opportunities for people with disabilities.
• Equal Opportunity for Women in the Workplace Agency - helps to bring about a shift in the way employers value, utilise, reward and promote women, creating a sustainable social and economic future for all Australians.
• Australian JobSearch - a national network of private, community and government organisations dedicated to finding jobs for unemployed people, particularly the long term unemployed.
• Job Network Service Provider Locations - search for job network service providers in your local area (part of the Australian JobSearch website).
• Australian Safety and Compensation Council - to lead and coordinate national efforts to prevent workplace death, injury and disease in Australia.
• Australian Education International (AEI) - the national expert and coordinating body on overseas skills assessments and recognition.
• New Apprenticeships - combine practical work with structured training to give young people a nationally recognised qualification and the experience they need to get the job they want.
• New Enterprise Incentive Scheme/Self Employment Development - If you have a good idea for setting up a business of your own, this can help you get started.
• Workplace Authority - provides help and advice to employees and employers on the Workplace Relations Act, including Australian workplace agreements (AWAs) and freedom of association.
• WageNet - find wages and conditions of employment information.
• wages.com.au - provides wage and career information.
• Working Women's Centres - supports women employees or women who wish to work, whatever their age, ethnicity or work status, by providing a free and confidential service on work related issues.