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A yellow and black R U OK? Day poster is stuck to a tree in a forest near a road. The poster has a picture of a speech bubble and the text says: "There's more to say after R U OK?"

There’s more to say after R U OK?

Finding the right words to help someone you care about can be a worrying thought. When you see someone in your life struggling, it’s only natural to ask them if they’re okay, but it can sometimes be difficult to know what to do next. The good news is that you don’t have to be an expert to support … Read more about There’s more to say after R U OK?

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Charlotte on a leaflet drop for her employer First National Real Estate, walking down a street

Women, work, and your health

Finding the right balance between work, happiness, home-life, health, and mental health isn’t always easy. For millions of women all over the world, finding a steady job in safe working conditions is much tougher than it is for men. From the get-go, women are behind. All the responsibilities, … Read more about Women, work, and your health

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Two men standing in Your Mates Brewery

Art and beer the perfect brew for Richard

Mateship, Sustainability and Inclusiveness. Head of Production at Your Mates Brewing Company Christen McGarry explains the Your Mates vision. “We always wanted to make sure that anyone who was coming into the team felt like they were coming into a group of mates. Inclusiveness runs straight on … Read more about Art and beer the perfect brew for Richard

Filed Under: Employer testimonials, Job seeker testimonials, News

Doris standing with her two bosses and two EPIC employees outside the cafe

“It feels so good to know that EPIC has my back no matter what.” – Doris

Doris moved to Innisfail with her husband four years ago in search of warmer weather and a relaxed lifestyle. However, since the move, Doris struggled to find employment. She applied for multiple jobs but struggled to get past the interview stage. Although it was frustrating, she never gave up. … Read more about “It feels so good to know that EPIC has my back no matter what.” – Doris

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Employer Alan Bull and employee Brett Wilson stand in front of a forklift at supportive workplace Cutting Edge Cabinets

Brett has the Cutting Edge

A lot can change in six months when you’re in the right role in a supportive workplace. Just ask Brett. Brett moved to the Sunshine Coast in late 2018, looking for employment. His verbal communication skills were minimal, and when he was able to speak, he had a severe stutter and struggled to get … Read more about Brett has the Cutting Edge

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Josh sitting at his computer next to Jodie

From unemployed to administrative superstar in a matter of months: Joshua’s journey to job success

When Joshua came to EPIC Assist (EPIC) Launceston he was looking for a little extra support finding employment. At first, he was incredibly shy. It was clear he was lacking confidence and was not optimistic about his job prospects. After a few appointments with his Employment Consultant, Lollita, … Read more about From unemployed to administrative superstar in a matter of months: Joshua’s journey to job success

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Exterior of EPIC Assist office at Strathpine

EPIC sites are open by appointment only

EPIC Assist (EPIC) is pleased to share that our doors have reopened and we look forward to welcoming job seekers with a disability, mental health condition, health condition, or injury back into our sites. We are currently operating on an appointment only basis. Please call ahead to ensure our … Read more about EPIC sites are open by appointment only

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Timothy gets started filling out a form at his job at Dimmeys.

Let’s talk about men’s health in the workplace

If you had to choose, what would you rather be: healthy or successful? For many men, this is a decision that heavily affects their career and person wellbeing. They are pressured by a cultural script on masculinity that dictates how men must be self-reliant, tough, and strong 24 hours a day, … Read more about Let’s talk about men’s health in the workplace

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