FAQs

No, we ask that you submit your CV/Resume via email, either to a consultant or to apply@cbcstaff.com.au so that we can quickly and accurately match your skills and experience to any suitable positions.

Yes. We believe it is important to reply to all our applicants.

By registering with CBC Staff Selection you broaden your job search. Not all of our jobs are advertised on our website, so if you register with us, we can let you know what other jobs we have available and about great opportunities that suit you as they come in (we get new jobs every day).

We’d prefer you were exclusively registered with us but we understand that when you are looking for a job you may want to cover as many avenues as possible. In this instance all we ask is that you let us know which agencies you are registered with and which jobs they have spoken to you about, so that we don’t cover the same ground.

Please bring a copy of your birth certificate or passport as we need to verify your rights to work within Australia.

Dress appropriately for your interview. You should wear smart business attire and remember to dress for success and to impress. Your presentation will be conveyed to the employers we’re working with.

We will always discuss a position and employer with you and only put you forward for a role with your permission.

Yes. It is important to provide a minimum two business references (preferably from your most recent employers). They will be contacted at the very end of the process when our client has advised they wish to make an offer of employment to you. In some circumstances, reference checks may be conducted earlier in the process and we will advise you if this is the case. We will only contact your current employer with your authorization.

It is very common for employers to contact agencies before advertising and as such agencies are notified of positions well ahead of them being advertised. This means that using an agency will often result in securing a position that may never be advertised.

CBC Staff Selection get a variety of temporary projects. They can be short term or long term work projects, or sometimes the employer wants to trial you first in their workplace for a certain period, to see if you suit the position.

When you are placed in a temporary work project you are on the CBC Staff Selection payroll and we pay your insurances and superannuation. We treat you like our employee provide you with any WH&S induction you may need. When assigned to temporary work projects through us, you are representing CBC Staff Selection.

Yes, provided you have an indefinite right to work in Australia.

Yes. CBC Staff Selection welcomes applications from anyone who meets our selection criteria.

No, we don’t.