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As a Mob Jobs Registered Employer your business has instant access to on call cultural experts and best practice cultural safety frameworks, to start employing First Nations people immediately and confidently.

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Mob Jobs - Indigenous Employment Agency

Culture Community Careers

At Mob Jobs, we are more than just an Aboriginal recruitment agency. We are a trusted community-driven organisation dedicated to creating culturally safe employment pathways for First Nations people across Australia. Unlike other Torres Strait Islander and Aboriginal
recruitment agencies, we combine lived experience, mentoring, training, and workplace development to ensure long-term success for both jobseekers and employers. Our approach is built on respect, inclusion, and a commitment to strengthening First Nations participation in the workforce. Mob Jobs is a 100% owned and operated Indigenous employment agency that provides
specialised culturally safe employment services, recruitment, and training services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. We also offer a range of tailored corporate development services and training designed to improve organisations cultural capabilities
and establish them as an employer of choice for First Nations jobseekers. As a trusted Aboriginal employment agency, Mob Jobs works with businesses and jobseekers to connect talent with opportunity in culturally safe ways. We are also recognised as a leading Indigenous employment agency, offering tailored recruitment,
cultural safety audits, and training programs to help organisations build more inclusive workplaces. By partnering with an Aboriginal job agency like Mob Jobs, you’re not only finding the right people, you’re helping create lasting change for First Nations communities.

Culture Community Careers

At Mob Jobs, we are more than just an Aboriginal recruitment agency. We are a trusted community-driven organisation dedicated to creating culturally safe employment pathways for First Nations people across Australia. Unlike other Torres Strait Islander and Aboriginal
recruitment agencies, we combine lived experience, mentoring, training, and workplace development to ensure long-term success for both jobseekers and employers. Our approach is built on respect, inclusion, and a commitment to strengthening First Nations participation in the workforce. Mob Jobs is a 100% owned and operated Indigenous employment agency that provides
specialised culturally safe employment services, recruitment, and training services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. We also offer a range of tailored corporate development services and training designed to improve organisations cultural capabilities
and establish them as an employer of choice for First Nations jobseekers. As a trusted Aboriginal employment agency, Mob Jobs works with businesses and jobseekers to connect talent with opportunity in culturally safe ways. We are also recognised as a leading Indigenous employment agency, offering tailored recruitment,
cultural safety audits, and training programs to help organisations build more inclusive workplaces. By partnering with an Aboriginal job agency like Mob Jobs, you’re not only finding the right people, you’re helping create lasting change for First Nations communities.

 

OUR SERVICES

RECRUITMENT

At Mob Jobs, we provide culturally safe recruitment services that go beyond the work of a standard hiring agency. Our team supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander jobseekers through candidate sourcing, engagement, and tailored pre-employment support, ensuring
they are job-ready and confident. We specialise in finding job openings and support, job matching and creating pathways into apprenticeships and traineeships, helping to build long-term careers. For employers, we review job descriptions and provide cultural overlays and feedback to strengthen inclusivity and increase cultural safety markers in job ads,
leading to stronger engagement with First Nations candidates.

INDIGENOUS EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMS

Our Corporate Development services and Indigenous Employment Programs are designed to help organisations build genuine, long-lasting cultural safety in the workplace. We conduct cultural safety audits of existing policies and procedures to identify gaps and opportunities for improvement, ensuring they reflect best practice. Mob Jobs also supports employers with the development of tailored Aboriginal employment programs, First Nations Employment Strategies, implementation of Reconciliation Action Plans (RAPs), and the creation of First Nations-specific policies. By working alongside your team, we help embed cultural safety at every level of your organisation, creating inclusive workplaces where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff can thrive.

MENTORING

Mentoring is at the heart of what we do at Mob Jobs. We provide pre-employment support to build job readiness, helping Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander candidates feel prepared and confident as they enter the workforce. Our mentoring continues beyond placement,
offering tailored support to both employees and employers to ensure a smooth transition and lasting success. By walking alongside jobseekers and workplaces, we create stronger, culturally safe employment outcomes for everyone involved.

CULTURAL SAFETY & AWARENESS TRAINING

Mob Jobs delivers specialised training programs to help organisations create more inclusive and respectful workplaces. Our Indigenous Cultural Awareness, Cultural Safety, and Cultural Competency Training programs are designed to deepen understanding of Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islander culture, history, and values. Each session is tailored to the needs of your organisation, providing practical tools and knowledge to support cultural safety at every level. By investing in training, employers can strengthen workplace culture, improve
staff engagement, and demonstrate genuine commitment to First Nations recruitment and inclusion.

 

Why Choose Mob Jobs?

  • 100% Aboriginal-owned and operated, with lived experience and cultural expertise
  • Specialists in culturally safe employment, recruitment, and training services
  • Tailored mentoring and post-placement support for jobseekers and employers
  • Corporate development solutions, including RAP support and policy audits
  • Trusted by organisations across Australia to build inclusive workplaces
  • Dedicated to improving long-term outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people

 

Indigenous Employment Services - Contact Us Today

Whether you’re an employer or a First Nations jobseeker, let us know how we can help!
Give us a call today or contact us online.

Frequently Asked Questions

Culturally safe employment means creating workplaces where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people feel respected, supported, and free from discrimination. At Mob Jobs, we work closely with both jobseekers and employers to build environments that recognise and value First Nations culture. Through training, mentoring, and workplace development programs, we help ensure that employment is not only sustainable but culturally safe for everyone involved.

Mob Jobs is a 100% Aboriginal-owned business dedicated to improving employment outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across Australia. We have provided targeted training for many organisations across various sectors, including employment, education, private enterprise, and government agencies. We provide culturally safe recruitment, training, and mentoring services designed to support both First Nations jobseekers and employers. Our lived experience, community knowledge, and tailored approach set us apart as a trusted partner in First Nations recruitment. Our training facilitator and Corporate Development Manager, Joel Wright (Gunditjmara), brings over 30 years of knowledge in workplace reform and cultural education. His extensive career includes experience in the education, media and communications, industrial relations, building and construction, local/state/federal government and corporate sectors.

Mob Jobs provides a full range of services including culturally safe recruitment, mentoring, training, and workforce development programs. We support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander jobseekers with career guidance and skills training, while also helping employers build inclusive workplaces. Our training covers both individual job readiness and organisational cultural awareness, ensuring long-term employment success.

We don’t just place candidates into jobs. We walk alongside them and their employers to make sure the transition is smooth. Our services include pre-employment training, mentoring, and ongoing post-placement support. This helps ensure that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander employees feel confident and supported, and that employers have the tools to maintain a culturally safe workplace.

Employers can join our Registered Employer Program by partnering with us to recruit and retain Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff. Becoming a Registered Employer gives organisations access to our cultural safety frameworks, tailored training, and support services. It also shows a public commitment to First Nations inclusion, with recognition through the Mob Jobs Registered Employer logo and listing.

Yes. We provide tailored training programs to help organisations improve cultural awareness, competency, and safety in the workplace. These sessions are designed to increase understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture, history, and values, while providing practical tools to create respectful and inclusive workplaces. Our training helps employers meet Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) goals and strengthen workplace culture.

Mob Jobs works with employers to review and strengthen their workplace policies and practices to better support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff. Our services include cultural safety audits, workforce development advice, and assistance with policy design and implementation. We help organisations embed long-term cultural change, ensuring their procedures align with best practice and reflect true respect for First Nations people.