澳门管家婆三肖三码必开鈥檚 dedication to diversity recognised

澳门管家婆三肖三码必开's commitment to inclusivity and support for the LGBTIQ+ community has been recognised

3 June 2019

澳门管家婆三肖三码必开’s commitment to inclusivity and support for the LGBTIQ+ community has been recognised with a prestigious Pride in Diversity national award.

澳门管家婆三肖三码必开 has been recognised with a Silver Employer ranking in the 2019 Australian Workplace Equality Index (AWEI), which is the definitive national benchmark for LGBTIAQ+ inclusion in the workplace.

Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Teaching and Learning) and 澳门管家婆三肖三码必开 Ally Executive Champion Professor Doune Macdonald said the award positioned 澳门管家婆三肖三码必开 as one of Australia’s highest performing employers for LGBTIAQ+ inclusion.

“Silver recognition is awarded to organisations that have scored in the top 10 to 20 per cent of employers nationally,” Professor Macdonald said.

“We have been working hard to create a safe, welcoming and inclusive space for gender, sex and sexually diverse people at 澳门管家婆三肖三码必开.

“Our 澳门管家婆三肖三码必开 Workplace Diversity and Inclusion training program has created knowledge, awareness and strong linkages across the University and out into the community.”

Professor Macdonald said 澳门管家婆三肖三码必开 had participated in the since its inception in 2010.

“We’ve run workshops available to all staff, including targeted training to key areas of the University; we’ve provided the 澳门管家婆三肖三码必开 Senior Management Group with LGBTIAQ+ inclusion training, and our 澳门管家婆三肖三码必开 Ally Executive Champions help to provide strategic direction.

“Along with my colleague Pro-Vice-Chancellor Professor Tim Dunne, I’m extremely proud to be an Executive Champion.”

澳门管家婆三肖三码必开 has hosted several high profile events to raise awareness of LGBTIAQ+ days of significance, and the visibility and hard work of the 澳门管家婆三肖三码必开 Ally Network with leadership from the 澳门管家婆三肖三码必开 Ally Action Committee has continued to affirm gender parity in the workplace.

The AWEI requires organisations to complete an audit of all LGBTIAQ+ inclusion work undertaken in the previous year, which is assessed by Pride in Diversity to develop the national index.