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Cenitex

4.4
  • 500 - 1,000 employees

Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islanders at Cenitex

Cenitex is committed to increase the representation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders People across the entire organisation.

Increasingly more important the Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Stream has experienced genuine commitment and a large body of work from various stream members and staff across the organisation to drive the strategy in this area.

This is one of 6 of our D&I streams, the others being the Gender; Cultural; Disability; Intergenerational and LBGTQI+ streams.

Achievements

  • Partnership with Koorie Heritage Trust to provide Aboriginal Cultural Competency training to Cenitex Staff.​
  • 2 half a day Aboriginal Cultural Competency training delivered by Koorie Heritage Trust to D&I Council and Aboriginal stream members.​
  • Cenitex Aboriginal Inclusion Action Plan drafted and ready for official consultation process.​
  • Engagement with The Torch Art Program and Procurement of 2 aboriginal artworks painted by Melissa Bell a proud Gunditjimara and Yorta Yorta woman from Cummeragunja.​
  • Indigenous Module from SBS Inclusion program made available to all staff.​

Acknowledged Dates of Significance: 

  • NAIDOC Week Coffee Conversation,​
  • National Sorry Day - Reconciliation week.

Key Focus Areas

  • Increase the representation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders People across the entire organisation by identifying special measures roles.​
  • Aboriginal Cultural Competency training to be delivered by Koorie Heritage Trust to over the next 12 months.​
  • Engagement of an Aboriginal artist to paint key structural artefacts in the office to further create a culturally safe workplace.​
  • Purchase an Acknowledgement of Country plaque.​
  • Start the official consultation process for all staff to review and comment on Aboriginal Inclusion Action Plan (AIAP).​
  • Table the AIAP to the Diversity and Inclusion Council and ELT for endorsement and publish for all staff to access and action.

Key Challenges

  • Keeping the momentum gained on establishing strong cultural awareness and cultural safety measures across the business.​
  • Embarking on active attraction strategies for Aboriginal staff for roles across the broader business.