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Section : CASE STUDY - Identify and maintain pay equity
Domain : Human Resource Management
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This chunk is part of the "Best practice checklist" section in the Gender Pay Equity Best Practice Guide, which outlines key initiatives and strategies for employers to promote gender equality in recruitment, talent development, parental leave policies, and recognition as an Employer of Choice for gender equality.
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- [ ] Recruitment and promotion - consider skills, experience and qualities that are most relevant to the role. Focus on these, rather than a stereotype of the person who would normally do the job.
- [ ] Talent pipeline - tomorrow's leaders often come from people already in the business. Try to ensure there's a gender mix in the people identified for future progression and leadership.
- [ ] Parental leave - consider steps to minimise the disruption parental leave can cause to a person's career progress. For tips and strategies see our Parental leave best practice guide available from fairwork.gov.au/bestpracticeguides
- [ ] Employer of Choice for gender equality - relevant employers can apply for the WGEA Employer of Choice for Gender Equality citation. fairwork.gov.au | Fair Work Infoline: 13 13 94 | ABN: 43 884 188 232
- What factors should be considered during recruitment and promotion according to the text?
- How can organizations ensure a diverse talent pipeline for future leadership roles?
- What is the significance of minimizing disruption caused by parental leave on career progress?
- Where can one find tips and strategies for managing parental leave effectively?
- What does the WGEA Employer of Choice for Gender Equality citation signify for employers?
- Why is it important to focus on skills and experience rather than stereotypes in recruitment?
- How can a gender mix in identified future leaders benefit an organization?
- What steps can employers take to support employees during parental leave?
- What resources are available for employers seeking to improve gender equality in the workplace?
- How does the concept of a talent pipeline relate to the development of tomorrow's leaders?