Diversity and inclusion
We believe diversity is a people and
business imperative. It is ingrained
in our ethical and social responsibilities,
grounded in our core values and
helps us discover and develop new
possibilities.
As a global company we embrace and
encourage diversity in its fullest
sense – gender, age, experience,
nationality, colour, language,
religion, location, disability,
education, skills, working styles
and time availability. Our work
environments are based on mutual
trust and respect for the dignity,
rights and opportunities of every
individual.
We know that increasing diversity takes
focus, time and effort, so we drive
and measure a number of key areas.
These are:
- Unconscious bias – Starting with
our leaders, our programs aim
to raise awareness of unconscious
bias, encourage self-assessment
and provide training where
required to ensure discussions
and decisions are not negatively
impacted
- Reporting – Our diversity reporting
framework allows us to accurately
monitor trends and our progress
towards improved diversity
- Young professionals – We ensure
that our emerging talent is
known and proactive steps are
taken to nurture their career
development
- Flexibility – We continually review
our workplace engagement and
flexibility policies and practices
to ensure they are not barriers
to participation
- Gender diversity – For every role
we hire, we proactively seek
suitably skilled or experienced
females to include on the short
list.
- Progressing reconciliation with
First Nations People – We have
developed a Reconciliation
Action Plan with clear actions
to create meaningful relationships,
enhance respect and promote
sustainable opportunities for
First Nations Africa.