Diversity at Ability Action Australia

There are training on LGBTIQA and different culture.

The workplace does not tolerate any bullying/ discrimination. Also completing the modules ensure all staff are aware of this.

most notable by the non discriminatory attitude towards participants and taking on any referrals. Not many men in the clinical team may indicate a limit to diversity.

Based on who I see they are hiring it is a good mix of ethnicity, culture, age and gender.

Recruiting staffs of colour and females

The AAA and MedHealth emphasize diversity in a workplace

There seems to be a diverse mix in terms of binary gender and ethnicity. I am unsure what the stats are on LGBT+ or people with a disability working here, but I see no signs that they would be unwelcome.

Maternity leave is very low at 12 weeks compared to other companies in the same sector. This is disappointing seeing as allied health is a female dominated industry.

Lots of women, older people, people of all ethnicities. It's a new company so I'm not sure about retention and leave

I don't know any of this information

Men and women equal

nil issues

very respectful

Sometimes I feel the company is a bit performative with diversity e.g. rainbow banners in email signatures or pronouns, rather than actually hiring LGBTQI+ team members and progressing them (at least in my experience). I also think team members should be offered an alternative public holiday to Jan 26th.

Good workplace diversity

Fair conduct and cultural awareness, mobile services, telehealth - health professionals meet participants within a safety of their home

I am unsure of the details of how each candidate is found.

They are an NDIS provider, so they are very open to anyone who puts in a referral

very respectful