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About OPC

A man and a woman sit at a cafe table looking at a laptop. The man has dark hair and a moustache and is wearing a light blue shirt. The woman has long, dark, straight hair and a moko on her chin. She is wearing a beige blazer and a brown top. OPC wishes to provide an effective process for the identification of elimination of all aspects of polices, procedures and other institutional barriers that that cause or perpetuate inequality in respect of any persons or groups of persons.

Objective 

OPC will provide employees with equality of opportunity in the workplace (e.g. in access to, consideration for, and encouragement in recruitment, selection, promotion, conditions of employment, training and career development) regardless of differences among our staff (race, colour, ethnic or national origin, sexual orientation, martial status, disability, sexual orientation, ethical belief, ages, family status, political opinion or religion) and will aim to at all times treat diversity as an asset to the organisation. 

Key points  

An EEO Plan will be reviewed annually and used to measure progress towards achievement of EEO objectives. The plan will aim to:

  • provide a framework for future EOO polices
  • ensure a working environment that encourages employment of all without unfairly discriminating against anyone 
  • ensure no unfair discrimination against those employed by, or applying for appointment or promotion within, the organisation
  • adapt organisational structures, policies and procedures to facilitate achievement of the EEO Policy objectives above.  

Responsibilities

General Manager

  • Framework development, implementation and compliance monitoring  
  • Advice and training for managers in relation to prevention and dealing with complaints

Managers

  • Creating an environment that promotes EEO/Diversity
  • Understanding their obligations under applicable legislation and processes and ensuring compliance

All employees

  • Accountability for themselves and their activities.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Persons/ Areas Affected

ALL OPC Staff & Contractors

Contact

General Manager

Approval Authority

Privacy Commissioner

Last Review Date

June 2016