acknowledgment of country
Respecting country and honouring connection
Now Actually acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and recognises the continuing connection land, water, and community
Statement of Commitment to Reconciliation
Now Actually is committed to Reconciliation with First Nations people and workplaces. As a Human Resources consulting business, we promote diversity, equity, and inclusion with our workplace and support the ongoing process of Reconciliation.
We acknowledge reconciliation is an ongoing process of commitment, education, and action
Our role in support First Nations workplaces
Now Actually will continue to play an active role in supporting and improving positive business and workplace-based outcomes for First Nations people. We are proud to do this through the meaningful relationships we develop and the work we deliver to organisations.
We continue to commit to Reconciliation of First Nations people, communities, and workplaces through regular reflection and continuous improvement. We believe by working together we can create positive change and build a better future of healing, respect, and mutual benefit
Our commitment in action
Training
Now Actually team members undergo Cultural Safety Training as part of their onboarding. Now Actually shows their commitment to creating a culturally-aware workplace with this training
Community support
Now Actually supports First Nations via different means including but not limited to publicly supporting dedicated First Nations celebrations, communicating important dates for First Nations through notification in our internal calendars, donating to causes close to our clients’ hearts, participating in events, and purchasing First Nations merchandise to support our clients.
Our Approach
We educate our team and tailor our HR services specifically meet the needs of our First Nations clients.
We practice respect, care and sensitivity in the way which we conduct ourselves with First Nations clients.
