Building a Legacy of Giving
Recognised by Good Company, for the third consecutive year, as one of the best workplaces to give back, 91×ÔÅÄÂÛ̳is proud to make it easy for our employees to support communities.
We give unlimited, fully-paid volunteer leave, and we match employee donations, so that each of our people can give back in their own way.
We’ve also had a $0 gender pay gap on like-for-like roles seven years running, which helps to foster an inclusive and equitable workplace.
Supporting our employees to leave a positive legacy is part of our organisational effort to be a force for good.
For example, we have voluntarily invested almost $60 million in things like community infrastructure and amenity since 2018.
We believe that our combined efforts can create a meaningful and lasting legacy for our communities
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*FY23 figures as per our Annual Report available HERE
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