Why employ a person with a disability
Our experience indicates that there are significant benefits for organisations that employ a person with a disability.

Reliable employees
People with disabilities have a genuine desire to join the mainstream workforce, so are generally more reliable and take less sick leave than other employees.

More stable workforce
The retention rate of employees with disabilities is significantly higher than general employees, so your business benefits from lower staff turnover and less work disruption.

Higher safety standards
Our clients also tend to maintain higher occupational health and safety standards than employees without a disability, which has a sizeable potential impact on your bottom line.

Customer and shareholder loyalty
Customers and shareholders are becoming increasingly demanding of companies to put something back into the community by way of a social contribution. What better way to make a statement about your company's community spirit than to provide paid employment to a person with a disability.

Financial assistance available
Employers may also be eligible for employee subsidies and workplace modification allowances (if required).

 
 
Providing paid employment for one of our clients is just one of the many ways in which you can support the work of Good Samaritan Industries in WA.

 

We take the effort out of finding and training a new employee

Our thorough recruitment process and skills assessments ensure that we find you the best person for the job. Through work experience placements, you have the opportunity to assess a potential employee's skills and job match, before you offer them a position.

Once you have found the right person, we offer on-the-job training and support (if required) until our client is able to perform the work.

Our database of clients ensures that we can fulfil your staffing needs for a great variety of jobs from warehousing and maintenance to administration and retailing. To cap it all, Options Employment provides a recruitment, placement and training service at no cost to the employer or employee.

 
 
 

Join other leading WA businesses, who employ people with disabilities through Options Employment

  • Australia Post
  • Best & Less
  • Bunnings
  • City of Canning
  • Coles
  • WA Forklift
  • Jonstyle
  • McDonalds
  • Murdoch University
  • Sanitarium
  • Spotlight
  • Target
  • Trinity College
  • University of Western Australia
 
 
 

Success Stories

Obtaining employment can make all the difference to someone who has a disability. Be inspired by some of our staff members' success stories.

 
 
 

Contact us

Options Employment has a large database of clients on-hand with wide-ranging skills, who are eager to find the right job. Contact us for more information.