A-HA! is proud to have worked with the Centre for Workplace Leadership on the Workplace Gender and Equality Strategy Project.
The final report released today provides case studies and deep insights realised from interviews with ten Australian organisations covering different sectors and industries and draws on WGEA’s Gender Strategy Toolkit.
Whether you are starting out on your diversity journey or have been working hard on achieving gender equality but have now hit a bit of a plateau, everyone will connect the issues highlighted in the report.
A-HA! can work with you to realise your gender equality aspirations. Connect with us today to make real change happen.
We offer an initial, confidential appointment tailored to address your questions and guide you in the right direction, whether you're embarking on a new HR journey or seeking expert advice and guidance on complex workplace issues.
This allows us to learn about your business goals and objectives; and for you to get to know our team and how we can support you to achieve those goals.
Our sessions are designed to:
We look forward to meeting you.
A-HA connects business and people in order to realise genuine value and worth. We have pioneered a new type of agency which revolutionises the human resource industry through our people, products and insight.
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The team at A Human Agency would like to acknowledge and pay respects to the traditional custodians of the land where our office is based, the Cammeraygal and Wallumedegal peoples of the Eora nation. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and celebrate the diversity of Aboriginal people and their ongoing cultures and connections to the lands and waters of NSW.
