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Grow your Aboriginal workforce

Grow your impact

Aboriginal Employment and Workplace Specialist


Learn

Learn about Aboriginal experience

Create

Create a safer and more respectful workplace

Grow

Grow your Aboriginal workforce


Are you a leader who is:

  • Struggling to find or keep Aboriginal staff?

  • Frustrated that your intentions and efforts aren’t translating into results?

  • Wanting more than to ‘tick a box’?

  • Worried you’ll be seen as being tokenistic?

  • Reliant on placement services that are expensive and don’t always deliver?

  • Wasting time and money on activities that aren’t getting results?

You can get real results and make a real difference.


You already know it’s the right thing to do.
It’s also the smart thing to do.

Improve your service delivery

More Aboriginal staff will help you serve your Aboriginal clients better as well as inform your broader service delivery - and that makes your service delivery better for everyone.

Build your reputation

Employ more Aboriginal people and become known as an organisation who walks the walk. You can become known, liked, and trusted as an employer of Aboriginal people.

Grow your impact

Whether you want to win more contracts or enter new markets, a strong Aboriginal workforce and safer workplace will help you get there.


I get it - you need to do more with less

I know how important it is to not for profit leaders that they're getting real results for their organisation and making a real difference in local communities.

And, you don’t always know what’s going to work for your organisation.

So, let me show you how you can make it work.

 
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“We hit our 12-month goal within 9 months, and are getting more Aboriginal applicants now than ever before.”

Tony Mylan, CEO, ET Australia

“I definitely recommend Lindsay and Blakworks to any employer that was looking to make their environment a culturally safe place for Aboriginal people.“

Jenni Allan, CEO, ADSSI Ltd



Making a real change starts here

Aboriginal Cultural Awareness for Workplaces

Learn what you need to know to support Aboriginal initiatives.

Respectful Workplaces

Implement the 7 essential projects to create a safer and more respectful workplace for Aboriginal people.

The Fast Track

Develop and implement a simple effective Aboriginal employment strategy so you can find and keep more Aboriginal staff.


Start making a real difference. Here’s how…

Get everyone on board

Making sure everyone in the organisation is supportive of Aboriginal people and employment is a necessary step. You can achieve this through developing your leadership and work teams’ understanding of Aboriginal experience and pairing this knowledge with a simple and compelling rationale.

Create a safer and more respectful workplace

A workplace where Aboriginal people are welcomed, respected and supported is a must if you want to find and keep Aboriginal staff. You need to be clear about what makes a safe workplace, and put in place key policies and systems to move your workplace towards a culturally safe workplace with a plan for growing cultural capability over time.

Grow your Aboriginal workforce

A simple and effective strategy to attract and retain Aboriginal staff will focus you on the right activities that will get you the results you need. Knowing which activities that will get you results with Aboriginal employment will save you time and money. And, you’ll finally be able to find and keep more Aboriginal staff.

Go ahead and book a call, so you can stop wondering why what you’re doing isn't working, and start to have the kind of impact you’ve dreamed of.


You can’t afford to miss any opportunity to have an impact

At Blakworks we know savvy not for profit leaders want to get real results for their organisation and make a real difference in local communities. By growing your Aboriginal workforce, you can do both. The problem is, you struggle to find and keep Aboriginal staff, and you don’t know why what you’re doing isn’t working.

I believe not for profit leaders want more than a tick-a-box approach or don’t want to be tokenistic. You know you are in a position to do something. You know how important it is. But you don’t know how to make it all work. That’s why I’ve developed a suite of products to help savvy not for profit leaders build safer and more respectful workplaces – and I can help you.

If everyone isn’t on board, you can’t have a culturally safe workplace. Without a culturally safe workplace, Aboriginal people won’t work for you. But, when you employ more Aboriginal staff, you’ll improve your reputation and service delivery, and deepen your impact.

Go ahead and book a call, so you can stop struggling to find and keep Aboriginal staff and start getting everyone on board to build a safer and more respectful workplace.


Download The PDF Guide

Learn more about the 7 Essential Workplace Projects

Implement these 7 projects to create a safer and more respectful workplace for Aboriginal people.