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In Australia, Summer can get really hot, so it’s crucial to prioritise the safety of yourself and other employees when working in hot temperatures. While each industry may have different guidelines, it’s important to discuss with your employer during weekly meetings the rules and safety precautions they have in place to protect your health in… Continue reading Staying Safe in The Heat: Tips For Working in Hot Temperatures

When it comes to building healthier communities, mental health is at the centre of everything. Whether at home, in the workplace‌ or within social settings, having the right support can change the way people live and connect with others. That’s where Mas Allied Health Services comes in. Backed by Mas National, these programs focus on giving people… Continue reading Empowering Lives: Transforming Mental Health with Mas Allied Health Services

It’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the influx of tasks and client needs that come rushing in when returning to work after some time away. However, it’s crucial to prioritize and not let this overwhelm affect your physical and mental well-being. Here are a few strategies to help you navigate through the tasks and maintain… Continue reading Making Light Work of Your Daily Duties: Strategies for Efficient Task Management

The ABC recently published an article about Electrical Apprentices being exposed to electrical shocks, potentially related to delays in training. Mas are your Apprentice Connect Australia Provider and as part of our services are able to offer support and mentoring to you. If this story has concerned you, of you are uncertain about your training… Continue reading Support for Apprentices: You’re Not Alone

The ACT Government is pleased to announce the continuation of ACT Apprenticeship Support 2025 for the 2025-26 financial year. This initiative aims to provide financial relief and assistance to apprentices and trainees in the region, helping them manage the cost of living and training. Financial Assistance Details: Firstly, eligible apprentices and trainees will receive a… Continue reading ACT Government Announces Continued Support for Apprentices and Trainees in 2025-26

Imagine you did really well in your interview, but you didn’t get the job because you made a poor impression on a potential co-worker.This person wasn’t even in the interview room, and you didn’t get a chance to speak with them.However, they may have noticed something you did when you thought no one was watching,… Continue reading During the Interview Process, Everyone is Your Recruiter

Let’s say you have to wake up around 6am daily, but instead of getting 7–8 hours of sleep every night, you’re going to bed late. You end up getting roughly five hours of rest each night. How long do you think you’ll be able to sustain productivity and performance? Will you be able to be… Continue reading Enough Sleep is Vital for Your Career

Returning to work after a break can be a whirlwind, with tasks and client needs piling up faster than you can say “welcome back.” It’s natural to feel a bit overwhelmed, but it’s essential to manage this stress to keep your physical and mental health in check. Here are some practical tips to help you… Continue reading Navigating the Return to Work: Strategies to Stay Organised and Positive

Easter in Australia is a significant time for many people to take a break from their busy lives and reconnect with family and friends. The long weekend, which usually includes Good Friday and Easter Monday, provides a perfect opportunity to unwind, relax, and enjoy quality time together. It’s a time when many Australians travel to… Continue reading Easter in Australia: A Time to Unwind and Reconnect with Loved Ones

Are you an apprentice living in the ACT, working for a local employer, and were already active in your training on 1 July 2024? You may be eligible to receive a one-off $250 payment to help with the cost of living. Please note the following rules set by the Government: 👉 You must not have… Continue reading One-off payment for apprentices and trainees in the ACT!