Work Trials are used to achieve a return to work for clients who are not able to return to their original workplace.

A large proportion of DVA clients are ex ADF members who have been medically discharged, and therefore unable to continue their role within the ADF.

A work trial is a valuable opportunity for a person participating in a rehabilitation program to:

• gain a recent civilian work history and referees;
• update existing skills;
• gain new skills;
• test out their capacity for work;
• become more competitive in the job seeking process;
• gain confidence in themselves and their abilities; and
• form social relationships and expanded support networks.

For the host employer a work trial facilitates:

• the benefit of an appropriately skilled worker whose wages are paid by the MRCC;
• increased productivity; and
• assessing the worker's ability to undertake employment with the employer should a position become available, whilst assisting the worker with their rehabilitation

Work Trials are used to achieve a return to work for clients who are not able to return to their original workplace.

A large proportion of DVA clients are ex ADF members who have been medically discharged, and therefore unable to continue their role within the ADF.

A work trial is a valuable opportunity for a person participating in a rehabilitation program to:

• gain a recent civilian work history and referees;
• update existing skills;
• gain new skills;
• test out their capacity for work;
• become more competitive in the job seeking process;
• gain confidence in themselves and their abilities; and
• form social relationships and expanded support networks.

For the host employer a work trial facilitates:

• the benefit of an appropriately skilled worker whose wages are paid by the MRCC;
• increased productivity; and
• assessing the worker's ability to undertake employment with the employer should a position become available, whilst assisting the worker with their rehabilitation

Work Trials are used to achieve a return to work for clients who are not able to return to their original workplace.

A large proportion of DVA clients are ex ADF members who have been medically discharged, and therefore unable to continue their role within the ADF.

A work trial is a valuable opportunity for a person participating in a rehabilitation program to:

• gain a recent civilian work history and referees;
• update existing skills;
• gain new skills;
• test out their capacity for work;
• become more competitive in the job seeking process;
• gain confidence in themselves and their abilities; and
• form social relationships and expanded support networks.

For the host employer a work trial facilitates:

• the benefit of an appropriately skilled worker whose wages are paid by the MRCC;
• increased productivity; and
• assessing the worker's ability to undertake employment with the employer should a position become available, whilst assisting the worker with their rehabilitation

Work Trials are used to achieve a return to work for clients who are not able to return to their original workplace.

A large proportion of DVA clients are ex ADF members who have been medically discharged, and therefore unable to continue their role within the ADF.

A work trial is a valuable opportunity for a person participating in a rehabilitation program to:

• gain a recent civilian work history and referees;
• update existing skills;
• gain new skills;
• test out their capacity for work;
• become more competitive in the job seeking process;
• gain confidence in themselves and their abilities; and
• form social relationships and expanded support networks.

For the host employer a work trial facilitates:

• the benefit of an appropriately skilled worker whose wages are paid by the MRCC;
• increased productivity; and
• assessing the worker's ability to undertake employment with the employer should a position become available, whilst assisting the worker with their rehabilitation

Work Trials are used to achieve a return to work for clients who are not able to return to their original workplace.

A large proportion of DVA clients are ex ADF members who have been medically discharged, and therefore unable to continue their role within the ADF.

A work trial is a valuable opportunity for a person participating in a rehabilitation program to:

• gain a recent civilian work history and referees;
• update existing skills;
• gain new skills;
• test out their capacity for work;
• become more competitive in the job seeking process;
• gain confidence in themselves and their abilities; and
• form social relationships and expanded support networks.

For the host employer a work trial facilitates:

• the benefit of an appropriately skilled worker whose wages are paid by the MRCC;
• increased productivity; and
• assessing the worker's ability to undertake employment with the employer should a position become available, whilst assisting the worker with their rehabilitation