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Job Search Support:

Job Search Support is the service provided by Job Network members to help job seekers find work. Job seekers register for Job Search Support services either directly with Job Network members or through Centrelink. Job Network members contact employers to find jobs and then match and refer job seekers to jobs that suit their skills and experience. Job Network members advertise their job vacancies on the touchscreens in Centrelink Customer Service Centres. The member has the discretion to decide if they will refer a job seeker to a particular vacancy.

Centrelink provides customers with details of local Job Network members providing Job Search Support services, including:

• name, address and telephone number
• any industry specialisation
• whether they cater for specific groups (for example, Indigenous people, young people, parents, people from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds, people with a disability, women and mature-aged job seekers).

Job Search Support is the most widely accessible service offered by Job Network members. Eligible job seekers, including those who may not be eligible for other Job Network services because of their personal circumstances, may choose to access any number of Job Network members.

Even if a person is not receiving any payment from Centrelink, they may still be able to use Job Search Support services.

How can I find out more information about Job Search Support?

For more information, telephone Centrelink Employment Services on 13 2850 or contact your nearest Centrelink Customer Service Centre.