Job Readiness
 
Why I Need to Look for Work
When to Start Looking for Work
 
Centrelink Services
Centrelink
Health Care Card
Job Seeker Diary
Jobs Pathway Program
New Enterprise Incentive
 
What is Mutual Obligation?
 
Mutual Obligation
Work for the Dole
 
Places you can Look for Work
 
Newspapers, WWW, Cold Calling
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Once You Find a Job
 
Applying for a Job
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After Unsuccessful Applications
 
  Congratulations! You have the Job. What now?  

 
Job Seeker Diary

A Job Seeker Diary is a booklet issued to you by Centrelink at your first interview. The Job Seeker Diary is used to keep a record of your job search efforts. You are required to contact up to ten employers for the fortnight.

There are two booklets, a green booklet (Guide) and a purple booklet (Job Search Diary). The Guide has useful tips and ideas on how to look for work. Some important tips are:

  • If you don't complete your job search diary, your payments may be reduced or even stopped
  • You should also record all the jobs you apply for at the time you apply for them. This will avoid the hassle of trying to remember all the jobs you went for over the weeks
  • Be honest. Don't just go through the phone book and write the name of places you think Centrelink may not call. If you don't put in for these jobs, you won't have any chance of getting them
  • If you lose your diary or need more information, contact Centrelink on 13 2850.
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