Diversity Council Australia Ltd’s Post

What does inclusion at work look like for First Nations workers? Despite growing support for First Nations rights in Australia since our first #InclusionIndex in 2017, First Nations workers’ experience with exclusion and inclusion at work remains concerning. First Nation workers continue to experience high levels of exclusion and less respect at work in 2023. Furthermore, workplace exclusion is high from sources both inside and outside an organisation. Make sure to read the latest Inclusion @ Work Index now for more findings and a case for D&I action at work. 👉 https://ow.ly/3gey50RgPci #TheCaseForInclusion #InclusionAtWork #InclusionIndex #DiversityandInclusion #DiversityEquityInclusion #GenderEquality #GenderEquity #Allyship #BusinessAustralia #HumanResources #Leadership #InclusiveLeadership #InclusionMatters #DiversityCouncilAustralia

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Linda M. Ryle (comments strictly my own) .

Kamilaroi born on Birri Gubba Homelands (7 generations community connection not TO), Snr Lawyer HDR Candidate, Director CALM Australia & WELA - Women in Environmental Leadership Australia, FN Mediator, Exec CQ/CPP Coach

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And the First Women are battling at the intersection of gender, racism , ageism, bullying, sexual harrasment abuse and assaults including at - extreme- levels in the mining resources and associated contractors sector. Some of the accounts shared with me by broken and close to broken First Women are so depraved and disgusting they are almost unbelievable ( but we know they are truthful and contemporaneously evidenced!). #keepingcalm and #comingforyou #inthecrosshairs

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