Question: How can I hire new employees during COVID-19?

Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: Coronavirus (COVID-19) information for job seekers
section_headers: Exisiting job seekers
section_content: If you are a current job seeker or participant, this fact sheet provides
important information about mutual obligation requirements, appointments with
your provider, and what to do if you are self-isolating:

Information for job seekers and participants

If you are participating in the ParentsNext program, this fact sheet provides
important information about your activities and appointments.


Information for ParentsNext participants


ParentsNext participants Frequently Asked Questions


If you are a New Business Assistance with NEIS participant, these Frequently
Asked Questions (FAQ) provides information about accessing the Coronavirus
Supplement and what support is available during this time:

New Business Assistance with NEIS participants - Frequently Asked Questions

If you are a New Business Assistance with NEIS provider, these Frequently
Asked Questions (FAQ) provides information about supporting NEIS participants
during the Coronavirus situation.

New Business Assistance with NEIS providers – Frequently Asked Questions

*[NEIS]: New Enterprise Incentive Scheme

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
Answer concerns itself with someone who is a job seeker as opposed to a business.
Second half is aimed at businesses interested in participating in government programs to find help employment.

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Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: Coronavirus (COVID-19) information for employers
section_headers: Subsidised infection control training fast-tracked for re-opening businesses
section_content: The Australian Government together with state and territory governments have
established a new $80 million Infection Control Training Fund to fast-track
fee free (or low cost) infection control training to support the re-opening of
customer-facing businesses nationwide. The infection control short courses are
the first national training products developed by the new Australian Industry
Skills Emergency Response Sub-Committee in response to COVID-19.
Employers are encouraged to visit
training.gov.au to find out
more information about the training and contact their local training providers
or skills departments in their state and territory to find out where this
training is available for their employees.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
Answer is concerned with testing and training rather than helping businesses hire more people.
Talks about infection control training courses, but doesn't address where businesses can find new employees.

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Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: Coronavirus (COVID-19) information for employers
section_headers: Looking to hire?
section_content: While many businesses have been adversely affected by COVID-19 and are
reducing their workforces, there are some areas of the economy which have an
increased demand for workers. In this rapidly changing jobs market the
Australian Government has increased the support available for businesses
looking to hire.
If you are looking to recruit, you can email our Workforce Contact
Centre who can add your advertised vacancies to
the Jobs Hub or provide guidance on how to
post a vacancy on jobactive.gov.au.
If you have large recruitment needs a departmental representative will talk to
you about other options to assist with your recruitment such as connecting you
with an employment services provider or recently retrenched or stood down
workers.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
Answer gives links to places that job vacancies can be posted and/or advertised and additional information regarding larger enterprises if requester meets that criteria.
Directs businesses to government jobs boards. Clear and helpful answer to question about hiring.

Reviewer ratings:
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