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Sydney
NDIS Workforce Symposium 

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Book your space today 

Friday 19th April 2024

Park Royal Hotel

30 Phillip St, PARRAMATTA, NSW

Time : 9am - 4pm 

Networking till 5.30pm 

Cost : $295pp 

NDISLINK Member $265pp 

Includes Morning tea, Lunch, coffees teas, networking  

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Agenda 

Who should  attend? 

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NDIS Providers, Disability Service Providers, CEO's Directors, Managers, Disability Employment Providers , Managers, Coordinators

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Please see program below ;

  subject to slight amendment 

8.30am - 9.00am 

9.00am - 9.15am 
NDISLINK Director 

9.15am - 9.45am 

David Moody 

Director
Management Governance Australia & Workforce Plus inc

9.45am - 10.15am 

Lorraine Salloum

Founder and MD 

Ability Advocates

10.15am - 10.30am 

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10.30am - 11.00am 

Ben Watt

Lawyer & Registered Migration Agent

11.00am - 11.30am 

Melissa Owen 
Assistant State Inspector
SafeWork NSW 

11.30am - 12.00pm 

David Moody

Director

Management Governance Australia & Workforce Plus inc

12.00pm - 12.30pm 

Lorraine Salloum 

CEO 

Ability Advocates 

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12.30pm - 1.15pm 

1.15pm - 1.45pm 

Tracey Lloyd 

Art of Creativity Strategy 

1.45pm - 2.15pm 

Laure-Elise Kenworthy

Senior Workplace Relations Consultant

HR Assured 

2.15pm - 2.45pm  

Tania Gomez

Tania Gomez Consulting 

2.45pm - 3.30pm   

Tania Gomez

Tania Gomez Consulting 

3.30pm - 4.00pm  

4.00pm - 5.30pm 

Registration and Arrival 

Welcome and Introductions 

Navigating Tomorrow: Crafting Proactive Leadership in Disability Sector Governance

David Moody shares critical insights on proactive leadership's role in the evolving Australian disability sector. Drawing on his extensive experience (including successes and failures!) as a leader and people manager across the public, private and non-profit sectors, David explores the impact of leadership on organisational growth, resilience, and innovation.

This presentation covers key strategies for embedding visionary leadership, leveraging technology, and fostering sustainable practices within governance structures.

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For leaders seeking to navigate the sector's future challenges and opportunities.

Strategies to attract, keep and train workers across the care and support sector to ensure a capable and sufficient disability workforce

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Format : Presentation followed by open audience discussion

Morning tea 

Employer Sponsored Visas: The answer to the NDIS staffing issues?

Managing psychosocial workplace hazards in the Disability Sector

This presentation will explain -

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  • SafeWork NSW and what they do; .

  • WHS laws in NSW and expectation of businesses

  • What are psychosocial hazards and risks?

  • Common psychosocial hazards and risks in the Disability sector.

  • Best practice approach to addressing psychosocial risks

  • Tools and resources to assist

  • Q&A

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Energising Our Teams: Strategies for Motivation and Burnout Reduction in the Disability Sector

Leveraging more than three decades of experience as a leader and manager, David Moody addresses the pressing challenges of staff motivation and burnout in community services. 


David draws upon evidence-based solutions for creating supportive work environments, engaging staff, and fostering resilience. 
The presentation highlights the importance of, and how to embed, recognition, work-life balance and professional development in sustaining a motivated workforce. 
Insights for executives looking to reduce burnout and enhance staff well-being across their organisation.

How to proactively work to prevent and respond to allegations of violence, abuse, neglect discrimination and exploitation 

Lunch 

Understanding work orientation of disability support workers 

Explaining the proposed Fair Work Amendment Closing Loopholes Bill

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Laure-Elise will discuss: 

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  1. Fair Work Amendment Closing Loopholes Bill

  2. Same job, same pay

  3. Workplace delegates rights

  4. Wage theft offence

  5. Small business redundancy exemption

  6. Increased discrimination protections

  7. Industrial manslaughter offence

  8. Closing Loopholes No.2

Understand the minimum requirements for complaints and incident management systems for all persons receiving funding under the National Disability Insurance Scheme Act 2013 (NDIS Act) including how to deal with reportable incidents

 

Tania will discuss: 

  • What are the requirements for complaints and incident management systems 

  • Practice standards requirements 

  • NDIS rule requirements 

  • Common non conformances 

  • Tips to document this at audit 

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The Essentials of NDIS Mandatory Reporting: What Every Provider Needs to Know

This session will cover ; 

  • What is an incident 

  • What is a reportable incidents

  • Timeframes for reporting

  • Recent enforcement actions 

  • Provider pain points 

  • Training staff on incident reporting 

  • Developing a robust incident reporting system

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Q & A, 

Networking and close 

Program subject to change slightly ** 

Key Note Speakers 

The Agenda and Speaker panel  is accurate at the time and may slightly change due to any unforeseen circumstances* 

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