sustainable penrith indicators

Sustainability Indicators
 

Principle 6:

Recognise and build on the distinctive characteristics of the City, including its human and cultural values, history and natural systems

Indicator HR9:

Total number of incidents of violations involving rights of indigenous people and actions taken.


2006/2007 Data

Why use this indicator?

The number of recorded incidents involving the rights of indigenous people provides information about the implementation of an organisation’s policies relating to indigenous people.

This indicator will also measure Council’s commitment to a culture of non discrimination, specifically in relation to the rights of indigenous people.

What is the current situation?

Zero incidents

Council continues to maintain a zero level of incidents against indigenous rights.

Council will continue to train staff to ensure awareness of EEO and Workplace Safety and to provide a working environment free from discrimination.

What is the desired trend?

No incidents of discrimination or violation of indigenous people’s rights.

What does this mean for the Sustainability of Penrith Council?

Anti-discrimination is a key legislative requirement locally and globally. Council fully supports the rights of all employees to a work environment free from discrimination and harassment. In addition, Council supports the principles of EEO, Ethical Practice and OH&S.

Links to other indicators?

HR4


2007 - 2008 Response - On Track


 

 

Status Legend

 

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