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Join APM's WorkCare team as an Employment Placement Consultant in Melbourne. Use your DES experience to broker sustainable jobs for clients, building key employer relationships. Enjoy flexibility, a supportive team, company car access, and incentive schemes in this results-driven role.
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Australia , Melbourne
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Explore a rewarding career as an Employment Placement Consultant, a pivotal role dedicated to bridging the gap between talented job seekers and forward-thinking employers. These professionals are the architects of sustainable employment outcomes, specializing in matching individuals with the right opportunities while supporting the staffing needs of businesses. If you are passionate about making a tangible difference in people's careers and thrive in a dynamic, results-oriented environment, Employment Placement Consultant jobs offer a challenging and fulfilling path. Typically, an Employment Placement Consultant acts as both a career coach and a strategic business development partner. Their core mission involves understanding the unique profiles, skills, and aspirations of job-seeking clients, often including those facing barriers to employment such as disability, injury, or long-term unemployment. Consultants develop individualized intervention plans, providing crucial support like interview coaching, resume building, and guidance on workplace negotiations. Concurrently, they proactively engage with the employer market, conducting outreach, marketing suitable candidates, and leveraging relevant incentive schemes to broker successful placements. Their work ensures a symbiotic relationship where employers gain dedicated employees and individuals secure meaningful jobs. Common responsibilities in this profession include conducting in-depth client assessments, creating and managing tailored return-to-work or employment plans, and maintaining meticulous case documentation. A significant portion of the role involves business development activities like cold calling, networking, and presenting candidate profiles to potential employers. Consultants regularly collaborate with other professionals, such as rehabilitation specialists or case managers, to align strategies and review progress. They are also responsible for meeting key performance indicators related to placement numbers, completing necessary administrative reports, and staying current with labor market trends and relevant legislation. To excel in Employment Placement Consultant jobs, individuals typically require a blend of interpersonal savvy and analytical rigor. Essential skills include exceptional communication, negotiation, and stakeholder management abilities to build trust with both clients and employers. A results-driven mindset with strong organizational skills is crucial for managing a diverse caseload and competing priorities. Most roles require prior experience in employment services, recruitment, human resources, or a related field, along with a proven track record in a performance-based environment. Key personal attributes include resilience, initiative, empathy, and a meticulous attention to detail. While specific requirements vary, a valid driver’s license and relevant background checks are commonly needed for community engagement. This career is ideal for proactive problem-solvers who are driven by the success of others and the satisfaction of filling critical jobs in the economy.

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