Questions and answers
The BBRZ (Occupational Training and Rehabilitation Center) accompanies people with health-related restrictions who, for example, want to find their way back into working life after an accident or illness. In the process, we focus on the personal goals, talents and strengths of our clients and support them in developing their personal career perspectives and achieving their job goals.
Our services help people gain a foothold in the labour market after an illness or accident. In the process, we are guided by the personal goals of those affected and by the current requirements of the labour market.
Together with our clients, we develop realistic career prospects and help them improve their professional, health and personal skills. This ensures their successful return to the labour market and improves their overall quality of life.
At BBRZ, we work with our clients to develop new career prospects. They realize their abilities and discover new paths for their future. This improves their chances on the labour market and their chances of earning a higher income.
In addition to personal and professional Competencies, we also promote their health skills and support our clients in improving their overall quality of life.
Our multi-professional team contains many specialists that make sure that our clients' Occupational Rehabilitation succeeds. These include:
- Rehabilitation coaches
- Trainers
- Social workers
- Psychologists
- Career Studies Specialists
- Labour Market Experts
- Health Managers
These experts are available to our customers in all situations and for a wide range of concerns.
Occupational Rehabilitation is an offer for people who, following an illness or accident, are no longer able to work in their original job. The goal of Occupational Rehabilitation is reintegration into the labour market. In addition to clarifying their overall health and assisting them with personal problems, job-relevant skills are assessed and goals for successful integration into the labour market are worked out together. Affected persons are accompanied through the entire process by highly skilled professionals.
Occupational Rehabilitation involves more than just obtaining new qualifications. Health and social challenges are also addressed with holistic support and accompanying services. People emerge from the crisis stronger and well-equipped for the working world.
Our Offers are aimed at people suffering from physical, cognitive or mental disabilities and are currently unemployed or at risk of losing their job.
Illnesses or accidents can strike anyone, no one is safe from them. However, illnesses or accidents don't automatically end in retirement. You can be very successful in your job even if your health is impaired.
Occupational Rehabilitation is there for people with such a challenge to find their way back into the working world and to be accompanied on their way. In a changing corporate and working world, it marks an innovative offer of individual, economical and social value.
Occupational Rehabilitation results in:
- Vastly improved labour market reintegration opportunities for those affected.
- This, in turn, eases the burden on public budgets through lower expenses for transfer payments and increased revenue from levies and taxes.
- Occupational rehabilitation counteracts premature retirement from the workforce and skilled worker shortages.
That said, it's insufficient to only measure Occupational Rehabilitation's benefits in economic terms. Occupational Rehabilitation leads to positive changes in the lives of individual people.
Occupational Rehabilitation changes one's personal life:
- By improving self-esteem, skills, perspectives and motivation, individual resources are strengthened.
- Developing personal health literacy changes the way people deal with their own illness or impairment.
- Professional reorientation results in improved working conditions and better opportunities on the labour market.
- People benefit from higher salaries following occupational rehabilitation.
Following Occupational Rehabilitation, people are strengthened and well-prepared for the working world.
The contribution of people with health restrictions to the workforce is significant. Particularly if they are well-trained. Companies receive qualified specialists and experienced, reliable and crisis-proof employees in line with their needs.
Many companies value their cooperation with BBRZ. They receive employees whose individual skills are perfectly in line with their needs. Tailored (Re)training takes into account their needs and also allows for special job profiles. Thus, Occupational Rehabilitation counteracts skilled worker shortages.
Recommend our Occupational Rehabilitation Hotline!
It's where affected persons receive expert advice:
0800 206 400 (Mon-Thu 08:00 – 15:00 and Fri 09:00 – 12:00)
The goal is for people to find the right job despite health restrictions and to be able to work in it permanently.
From the very beginning of your Occupational Rehabilitation journey, we make sure to pass on content in a practical manner. BBRZ specialists will support clients regarding all topics surrounding their application and starting their new job. During an Internship they are able to explore new tasks. Our experts also know exactly which requirements are currently in demand on the labour market and help with placement.
If clients already have a concrete career aspiration and personal goals in mind, we look at their starting position together with them and support them as best we can in the areas they need to achieve their personal goals. In addition, together with our customers we consider the chances of their desired job on the labour market as well as the requirements necessary for the job and compare these with their personal starting position. In addition to professional knowledge, we also look into their physical, psychological, social and financial possibilities.
Our top priority is the long-term integration of our customers into the labour market. We support our customers in developing career prospects that best match their skills, interests and health conditions. In addition, we advise them on current opportunities and challenges on the labour market. In the process, we may also advise against certain career choices.
The requirements of the labour market are subject to constant changes. Our experts prepare our clients for these current challenges.
Nowadays, in addition to Technical competencies as taught in education and training, labour markets increasingly requires skills and characteristics that are not specifically related to a specific professional activity. We call these 'personal Competencies'. They include communication skills, the Ability to work in teams and more.
All (Re)training is based on an individual plan. Our clients create their personal roadmap to their own job goal together with their Rehabilitation Coach. Some clients only need additional training for their new career, others need complete an entirely new career.
We like to call our (Re)training measures 'tailored' and 'hands-on'. This means that they are not only oriented to the customers, but also to the wishes of the companies. If a company has a specific need for specially qualified people, they can be suitably trained at BBRZ, even for special job profiles. This ensures that employment opportunities are available once Occupational Rehabilitation is complete.
Various institutions are responsible for Occupational Rehabilitation: the Labour Market Service (AMS), the pension and accident insurance institutions, the regional offices of the Social Ministry Service and the federal states. The costs are borne by the respective referring office and, depending on the case, also shared.
There are no costs for the affected people themselves. For the duration of Occupational Rehabilitation, they receive money to cover their living expenses. They are also covered by health, pension and accident insurance during the period of Occupational Rehabilitation.
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Rehabilitation wiki


Pensionsversicherungsanstalt PVA (Austrian Federal Pension Fund)
PVA is an important Funding agency of Occupational Rehabilitation. Together with the Labour Market Service AMS, PVA funds the rehabilitation process and accompanies the clients throughout the entire process within the framework of team consultations. PVA counsellors continue to serve as contact persons during the Occupational Rehabilitation process.

Personal responsibility
Personal responsibility means that a person stands up for their own actions and bears responsibility for the results and consequences arising from them. In Occupational Rehabilitation, we encourage our clients to take responsibility for themselves. We encourage them to actively contribute to the planning of their journey, to participate in their own process and thereby also to take responsibility for their own process.

Potential
All the skills, interests, Competencies and personality of a person add up to their Potential. There are occupational fields for each person that are particularly well suited to their Potential. In such professional areas, our customers usually have the greatest chance of success and, ultimately, more joy. That's why we at BBRZ are interested in supporting our customers in developing and strengthening their personal Potential.

Prevention
Prevention in terms of health means to prevent illnesses, i.e. health Prevention. A distinction is made between primary, secondary and tertiary Prevention. Primary Prevention is the targeted promotion of health in order to prevent disease. Secondary Prevention is the early detection and treatment of a disease, for example in the course of a stay at a health resort. Tertiary Prevention is about rehabilitation. PVA plays an important role in Prevention as it funds Health resort stays and rehabilitation.

Professional ability
According to the ASVG (Allgemeines Sozialversicherungsgesetz - General Social Insurance Act), employees who are no longer able to perform their last profession, or only to a limited extent, due to an accident, illness or, for example, advanced age, are considered to be unable to work. Their performance limitations must last longer than six months and their Ability to work must fall below 50 percent. Occupational Rehabilitation can help restore a person's Ability to work, for example, through retraining or a new career.

Professional action competence
Professional action competence describes the extent to which a person has the skills, abilities and knowledge required in the occupation. In order to cope well with a professional situation, one should be able to draw on skills, abilities and knowledge from different areas of competence. These areas of competence include: Professional competence, personal competence (social and personal competence, methodological competence), health competence and mediation competence.

Psychological Guide
During the Occupational Rehabilitation process, psychologists accompany and guide our clients, allowing them to talk to someone to make the process easier and promote their resilience.






















