Millions of Australians are suffering from…
Unemployment | Under-employment | Forced early retirement
Wasteful employment (such as Engineers and Coders driving Ubers!)
While great talent is constantly overlooked, our economy suffers from unfilled vacancies and ballooning welfare payments.
Millions of over 40s possess skills that are reportedly scarce
Why can’t Employers currently Hire these great people? The three Reasons are…
1. After 100s of their applications being ignored, many stop applying
2. Some have been forced into early retirement
3. The biggest reason… Employers that focus on hiring the Mature are inundated with applicants. Millions are desperate for any job, even a few casual hours
How can you hire the very best of ‘The Overlooked’? See below
Why is Ageism persistent and getting worse?
Because over 75% of Australian employers regularly discriminate – but don’t believe they do. They wrongly believe that the young are always better – because they believe these 4 Myths.
Australia banned age discrimination. How do employers get away with it?
The ban, sadly, just made it worse. We only addressed the symptom, discrimination in advertising. The rampant ignorance and prejudice disappeared ‘Underground’ and likely increased as there is now no way to prove discrimination.
Stable and Wise delivers you easy access to this giant pool of outstanding talent
It all starts with benchmarking your best people. Using our unique profiling system, the strengths, working styles, and drivers of your top performers are identified. This information is used to deliver only quality candidates that fit your needs.
You can be one of the first to benefit from this incredible and untapped resource. Click Here to find out how.
Books published by Toby Marshall, the Founder
The Author, Toby Marshall MBA, BEc, is the Founder of the Stable and Wise Community.
He has over 20 years of experience in recruiting and building large Communities, both on-line and offline. His 2 Amazon books, Get Great People and Get a Better Job were published in 2005. They were expanded and republished on Kindle in 2021.
