Will recruit diverse people for the numbers.
Graduate, Melbourne - 09 Dec 2024
There is a large focus on diversity which can be seen in business initiatives, updates from executive leadership and information in our annual report on the company's diversity statistics. i am not aware of information regarding retention, childcare or maternity leave but the company is committed to being a leader in diversity recruitment (which they are) and always looks to promote/recruit from within before outside hiring.
Graduate, Melbourne - 09 Oct 2024
It is diverse enough for what the existing demographic is
Graduate, Melbourne - 09 Oct 2024
I think they're trying to hire more diverse teams, but the liquor space still feels very much dominated by white people. and it was a bit of a joke when coles had an international womens day panel with a token man on the panel and the male liquor ceo as the mc. at an event highlighting women, it was not needed. at a separate women in liquor panel it was all women in high leadership positions, i think they need more representation of women in different stages of their careers, of women of colour.
Graduate, Melbourne - 09 Oct 2024
Support diversity
Graduate, Melbourne - 09 Oct 2024
I think the company likes to make lots of commitments to diversity but i believe a lot is for show. a fellow grad who was from a minority group did not receive culturally competent support and ended up leaving the company.
Graduate, Melbourne - 09 Oct 2024
Prominent policy on inclusion
Graduate, Melbourne - 13 Sep 2024
Lots of events e.g. women in tech, supporting mental health, naidoc week, pride events etc.
for retention, it may just be timing, but have heard of unexpected redundancies and people leaving due to delays in project funding/cutting contractors.
Graduate, Melbourne - 13 Sep 2024
Coles is very supportive and vocal about diversity. sometimes i wish this could be reflected at the lower levels.
Graduate, Melbourne - 13 Sep 2024
Coles take pride in their diverse employment, and this is embraced all across the company
Graduate, Melbourne - 13 Sep 2024
I can see coles pushing to make the workplace gender equality better. there are a lot of women in leadership roles and managerial positions. they are also extremely supportive of the lgbtiqa+ communities and those who are less abled. however, even though i see a lot of ethnic minorities in the workplace, i do not see a lot of people in colour in leadership roles. however, i am not sure if this is because they aren't applying.
Graduate, Melbourne - 13 Sep 2024
Great to see women in leadership roles
Graduate, Melbourne - 29 Aug 2024
A lot of support has been given to minority groups. there are communities for various groups.
Graduate, Melbourne - 29 Aug 2024
They have really good policies in relation to all elements of diversity.
Graduate, Melbourne - 29 Aug 2024
Large percentage of leadership positions held by women.
Graduate, Melbourne - 29 Aug 2024
Best part about coles is their commitment to diversity. i love this about the company and have always found it admirable how open we are about lgbtqi+ community, naidoc week celebrations, child care, maternity leave and return to work program.
Graduate, Melbourne - 29 Aug 2024
Culture at coles is extremely diverse, all the way from the bottom to the top of the chain. many of the slts are from different backgrounds and genders.
Graduate, Sydney - 29 Aug 2024
This is difficult to comment on as i am a white male. but i have seen efforts by the employer to try and level out gender wage gaps, to ensure we are putting a focus on inappropriate work place comments etc.
Graduate, Melbourne - 29 Aug 2024
They are dedicated to getting more women into senior leadership with the goal of achieving equity amongst the gender split of our leaders.
Graduate, Melbourne - 29 Aug 2024
Very diverse and inclusive
Graduate, Melbourne - 29 Aug 2024