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Melbourne Employment Forum (MEF) - Innovating Employment Support Services

The Melbourne Employment Forum (MEF) is an independent association comprised of 73 member organizations, including local government authorities, education and training providers, employers, and service providers. Led by CEO Abeselom Nega, the MEF aims to address gaps in the Employment Services (JSA) system by introducing innovative, flexible, and collaborative service delivery models. With a focus on job capacity assessments, the MEF seeks to separate the regulator and service purchaser to enhance accountability and improve outcomes for job seekers.

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Melbourne Employment Forum (MEF) - Innovating Employment Support Services

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  1. Presentation VLGMIN Abeselom Nega CEO iEmpower Chair –Melbourne Employment Forum

  2. The MEF • is an independent Incorporated Association • has 73 member organisations • membership group include Local Government Authorities , education and training providers, employers and service providers • is led by am Executive And Management Committee

  3. Gaps in ES (JSA) • Key Features- Similarity to JN • Elements of Model • JSCI • Job Capacity Assessments (JCA) • Stream Services

  4. The need for an innovative, flexible and collaborative services delivery model • JSA – is compliance management tool • Real job seeker employment support system • The need for the separation of the regulator and service purchaser- Lack accountability of the program

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