Chloe Sztejman from Edward River Council, Jesmine Coromandel from Workforce Australia and Deniliquin Business Chamber vice president Helen Flisher.
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Rebecca Flisher
A successful community collaboration has been credited for this year's Deni Job Link event, which brought together students, jobseekers, employers and training providers to explore local career opportunities.
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Held in the Dunlop Room at the Deniliquin RSL Club, the event provided attendees with access to valuable information, advice and employment pathways from a wide range of businesses and training organisations.
It was supported by Workforce Australia, Deniliquin Business Chamber, Edward River Council and Deniliquin RSL Club, with organisers describing the day as a positive step toward strengthening local workforce connections.
Deniliquin Business Chamber vice president Helen Flisher said Job Link was an excellent example of collaboration, with chamber, council and Workforce Australia working together.
“We're thrilled with how the day went, with a range of providers and employers, as well as jobseekers.”
Organisers thanked all businesses, training providers and attendees, as well as Deniliquin RSL Club for hosting the event and Jesmine Coromandel from Workforce Australia for helping bring it together.
Christine Evola and Landon Flisher representing Edward River Council.
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Rebecca Flisher
