This week’s wrap-up celebrates collaboration across sectors, from mental health awareness in healthcare to stronger educator-parent partnerships and ICT innovation.

October is a time for awareness and action across healthcare. Mental Health Month highlights the need to reduce stigma and prioritise wellbeing at work and in daily life. Breast Cancer Awareness Month reinforces the importance of early detection and community support. Together, these campaigns remind us that prevention and compassion are at the heart of better health outcomes.

Weekly insights from Healthcare, Childcare, and ICT: Women’s health, nutrition in childcare, and cybersecurity in evolving workplaces.

Cybersecurity is not just the responsibility of IT teams, it is a shared culture across the workplace. From executives to frontline staff, simple actions such as locking screens, using strong passwords, and recognising phishing attempts protect organisations from real risks. This article explores how awareness and accountability create safer digital environments and why employers value professionals who make cybersecurity a daily habit.

This week’s wrap-up highlights key themes across healthcare, childcare, and ICT. From mental health awareness in clinical settings to child protection commitments and the growing demand for future-ready digital skills, the focus remains on people as the driving force behind progress.

The first week of September has been an important one across the sectors we serve at BB Recruitment. From women’s health awareness to celebrating educators and father figures, the week has highlighted the value of care, connection, and growth in both personal and professional spaces.

With the second half of 2025 already underway, WA’s job market is showing:

Resilient employment but slight slowdown — WA reported ~1.67 million employed in June, pulling unemployment up to ~4.1 %

At BB Recruitment & Consulting, we believe recruitment isn’t just about ticking boxes. It’s about alignment — between values, mission, and mindset.

As we mark NAIDOC Week across Australia, BB Recruitment is proud to spotlight the role that First Nations voices play in shaping inclusive, equitable hiring practices across the childcare, healthcare, and ICT sectors.

In today’s job market — especially across WA’s childcare, healthcare, and ICT sectors, flexibility is no longer optional. It’s the number one driver of job satisfaction for candidates, and it’s reshaping the way organisations structure roles.