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Employment success stories

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Owner of Tatts Hotel Rohan Hill smiles behind the bar

Employment success stories

Tatts Hotel recognised for their inclusive hiring in business awards

Monday, 15 November 2021
Tattersalls Hotel in Bundaberg, affectionately nicknamed 'Tatts', takes diversity and inclusion seriously. The grand hotel has been a Bundaberg community icon for over 130 years,...
Seville Mercy Conference Centre team smile

Employer testimonials

Diversity and inclusion lead to a more robust and productive workplace

Friday, 12 November 2021
At the Seville Mercy Conference Centre (Seville) inclusion and diversity are two very important factors that contribute to their success. Rod Cole-Clarke is the Manager...
Participant Paul shakes hands with General Manager Chris and grins at the camera. Board member Tom stands to their left.

Employment success stories

Paul celebrates his 42-year career at Uniline Australia

Wednesday, 20 October 2021
It’s not every day you hear about an employee who has worked their entire career at one company. EPIC participant Paul began his career at...
EPIC staff member Rachael smiles. A text quote next to her says: ADHD is the reason I can do so well and succeed in many things.

Accessibility & Inclusion

Rachael: ADHD is my strength, not a barrier

Wednesday, 13 October 2021
This October we are celebrating ADHD Awareness Month. With over 800,000 Australians living with ADHD, it is the most common neurodevelopmental condition yet still very...
The team at Grafton Sunset Caravan Park smile

Job seeker success stories

“Everyone deserves a fair go”: attitude put into practice at Grafton Sunset Caravan Park

Thursday, 12 August 2021
As the owner of Grafton Sunset Caravan Park, Malcolm Nott prides himself on creating a family environment. Part of creating that environment is having the...
EPIC participant Luke and Delilah at The Memory Bank

Job seeker success stories

“You are the man we need:” a niche skill set leads to permanent work

Thursday, 15 July 2021
There are many reasons why someone may consider their job meaningful. Someone may love their job because they are working in an industry they are...
Sam at McDonald's Ballina chatting with EPIC

Job seeker success stories

Inclusion is on the menu at McDonald’s Ballina

Wednesday, 7 July 2021
When McDonald’s Ballina was looking for a new team member, they decided to cast the net a little wider. Rikki, the McDonald's Ballina Manager, contacted...
Jolleen Fru and EPIC support worker Ryan stand outside Woolworths

Job seeker success stories

Jolleen celebrates 15 years at Woolworths and counting

Monday, 28 June 2021
What began as a small job in 2006 has evolved into a 15-year EPIC journey for Woolworths Narangba employee Jolleen. This month, Jolleen celebrated 15...
Daniel and Mick smile

Job seeker success stories

Daniel’s passion to improve people’s lives has developed into a career

Thursday, 27 May 2021
When Daniel first approached EPIC Assist (EPIC) for help finding paid work, he had a clear goal: to one day become a Disability Support Worker....
Bevan, Talia and Marie stand together smiling in the Bird's Nest Restaurant

Employer testimonials

Community, support, and inclusion at its core for Bird’s Nest Restaurant

Wednesday, 21 April 2021
When Marie, the owner of Bird’s Nest Restaurant, started chatting to one of her regulars Bevan about what he did for work, she never imagined...
Steve, Telea, and Zokki in front of Oasis Cafe

Employer testimonials

Meet the café that’s serving up more than just your morning coffee

Thursday, 1 April 2021
Stepping up to the counter of Oasis Café in Redcliffe, you’ll find more than just cake and coffee on the menu. The café, which serves...
EPIC participant Angelica and Sheraton HR Manager Michelle stand in front of some pot plants.

Employer testimonials

Thirteen years of ongoing support makes all the difference at the Sheraton

Monday, 15 March 2021
Not all Disability Employment Service providers are the same. What sets EPIC Assist (EPIC) apart from other providers is the ongoing support offered long after...
The team at Dundowran Engineering stand behind Kyle's chair

Job seeker success stories

Kyle carves out a future at Dundowran Engineering

Thursday, 25 February 2021
Kyle Clancy is no ordinary woodworker. The skilled Hervey Bay craftsman lives with an intellectual disability, and he spends his days turning slabs of timber...
Trudy, Robert, Josh and Narelle stand together smiling in front of a large washing machine

Job seeker success stories

Josh’s Asperger’s a benefit, not a barrier to his employer

Monday, 8 February 2021
For many people, finding employment is a long and daunting task. Endless job board searching, CV writing, and high-pressure interviews can become exhausting. However, for...
Drew and Will stand together smiling in front of the crocodile enclosure. Both men are wearing khaki shirts and black pants

Job seeker success stories

Will snaps up childhood dream job at Hartley’s Crocodile Adventures

Thursday, 28 January 2021
Some people are lucky enough to discover their passion from an early age and know exactly what they want to do when they grow up....
Two photos- a portait of Tyler next to a portrait of Jack

Job seeker success stories

Country Club just the tee for Tyler & Jack

Thursday, 14 January 2021
Finding supportive employers who create employment opportunities for people with disability is one of the core missions of EPIC Assist (EPIC). Traineeships and work experience...
A man changing careers. On the left side he is welding. One the right he is a chef holding a plate of food.

Employment success stories

Ready for a career change in 2023? Here’s where to start

Monday, 4 January 2021
As we say goodbye to one year and hello to the next, it’s time once again to consider whether a career change might be the...
Dennis and Josh stand together smiling in front of a tank

Job seeker success stories

Dusting off history is serving Josh well

Wednesday, 23 December 2020
Like many Year 12 students, Josh spent 2020 thinking about what his future would look like and what career path he would take. This led...
A man and a lady stand in front of the Aboriginal flag and the Torres Strait Islander flag smiling.

First Nations

EPIC and Kahwun-Wooga create employment opportunities for Maryborough community

Thursday, 3 December 2020
Nothing is more important to Peter Skuthorpe than community. The Community Justice Group Coordinator for Kahwun-Wooga Aboriginal Corporation in Maryborough explains: “Community to me means...
Two people are sitting at desks in the shape of puzzle pieces. Another person is standing with his arms raised. The words Inclusive Leadership are across the top, with a range of other words describing attributes of an inclusive leader around the image

Business & employer tips

Inclusive leadership makes powerful teams

Monday, 23 November 2020
Inclusive leadership isn’t just nice to have. It makes good business sense. Teams with inclusive leaders are more likely to be high performing, have less...
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EPIC Assist acknowledges the past, present, and future Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we work. – EPIC’s reconciliation commitment

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