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Equal Opportunity Human Resource
Employment Management
Council promotes the values of a diverse workforce and This reporting period, the People & Culture Branch have reviewed and updated key organisational policies
is an equal opportunity employer. Council’s employment and guidelines that assist in the effective and efficient management of our people as outlined below.
practices are aligned to Queensland’s Anti-Discrimination
Act 1991 and relevant federal anti-discrimination laws. Improving the recruitment process flow was a key focus as was enhancing the integrity of position
management via the adoption of a standard Position Description template and the re-launch of position
Council recognises the importance of workforce diversity ranking methodology across all new / changed positions to ensure fairness and transparency across Council.
and promotes a working environment where people are
treated on their merits at every stage of their employment. Human Resources Management
At Council, all staff are encouraged to embrace equity
and diversity at all levels within the organisation. Council’s Policy Description Review
Employee Code of Conduct reinforces the standards
of behaviours required of employees including non- Leave Entitlements Policy To support an employee’s wellbeing Endorsed by the CEO
through a variety of leave provisions on 3 March 2023
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discriminatory workplace practices. This is supported
by regular training opportunities focused on non-
discrimination and unconscious bias. Parental Leave To provide employees with information Endorsed by the CEO
on parental leave entitlements in on 3 March 2023
Council will continue to strive to build a workforce accordance with the Noosa Shire
and supporting organisational culture that reflects the Council Certified Agreement 2021 and
diversity of the greater community and is free of all forms relevant legislation
of discrimination and harassment.
Recruitment and To ensure the most suitable person is Endorsed by the CEO
Secondment Policy recruited to a vacant position within on 19 January 2023
Council based upon the principles of
merit and equal opportunity
Pre-Employment Checks To manage organisational risk in Endorsed by the CEO
Policy position appointments by ensuring pre- on 28 November 2022
employment screening is conducted
consistently and in a non-discriminatory
manner
New and Existing Position To provide guidance, process and Effective from January
Guideline methodology for creating new and 2023
changing existing vacant positions
Position Review and To provide guidance, process and Effective from January
Evaluation Guideline methodology for evaluating and 2023
classifying positions within Council
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