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DFAT Reconciliation Action Plan

Induction and Training

Key Reconciliation Result Area:

2. Induction and Training

Business Objective:

Providing a supportive and productive workforce

Business Strategy:

To ensure that new DFAT Indigenous employees receive advice and access to appropriate training and career development opportunities. 

Reconciliation Action Plan

 

Tasks

Responsibility

Timeline

Performance Indicator

Ensure the training and development needs of Indigenous employees, especially new employees, are addressed Managers and supervisors through the Performance Management process

Staff Development and Post Issues Branch
As appropriate and ongoing Level and type of training undertaken by Indigenous employees

Provision of Induction/Orientation briefings

Staff Development Branch to initiate contact with Cadets every two months and every two weeks during 12 week work placements
Develop DFAT’s Indigenous Cadetship Program (ICP) guidelines Staff Development and Post Issues Branch By the end of June 2007 ICP guidelines exist

Feedback from current and former Indigenous Cadets regarding the guidelines

Representation at APSC Indigenous Pathways Network
Promote the Reconciliation Action Plan in Workplace Diversity presentations, workshops and relevant training material eg Orientation for New Starters Staff Development and Post Issues Branch Ongoing Update, expand and tailor appropriate training materials

Reconciliation Action Plan Report

More on the DFAT Reconciliation Action Plan

Last updated 29 May, 2007