Financial Wellbeing Initiatives

Join MS Queensland – for over 65 years, we’ve been providing life-changing support, connection, and services for people living with MS and neurological conditions. From allied health and employment support to home and community care, NDIS coordination and advocacy, together we will help build brighter futures.

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Why work at MS Queensland?

Employees can use salary packaging to allocate pre-tax income to expenses – reducing taxable income and increasing take-home pay.

Staff can enhance skills through free courses like Mental Health First Aid, gaining essential skills to support colleagues, friends, family, and customers.

A system is in place to acknowledge and celebrate the achievements and contributions of colleagues, fostering a positive and supportive work environment.

As a Q-Leave employer, community service employees can accumulate portable long service leave, retaining benefits even if they change employers within the sector.

Hybrid employees can balance working from home or alternate locations and in-office work, with flexible hours to meet personal and professional needs.

Supporting work-life balance and family wellbeing – we offer paid maternity and partner leave so you can cherish those important moments and focus on what matters most.

Programs are available to support employees’ financial health, such as the option to withdraw 50% of earned pay early and a savings program to help manage finances effectively.

Our Values

Our values of Respect, Community, Commitment, and Collaboration, chosen by our staff, guide us in delivering MS Queensland’s vision and mission. These values help us act with integrity, connect with purpose, give our all, and unleash potential together.

At MS Queensland, we recognise and respect the unique qualities of individuals, including gender, language, ethnicity, age, religion, disability, and sexual orientation. We actively encourage and welcome candidates from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, those with disabilities, members of the LGBTIQA+ community, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander candidates.