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How ‘Ethical Allies’ Elevate Public Service Capability
Cranlana Centre Lead Moderator Peter Mares believes now is the best time for public servants to reset personal motivation and re-imagine common concepts like consultation and collaboration, with the support of ethical allies.
via The Mandarin, 1 April 2021
See MoreWhy Organisations Must Consider Ethics In Their Recruitment Processes
Cranlana Centre CEO Vanessa Pigrum says organisations need to consider the ethics of their recruitment process, and how it’s experienced by unsuccessful candidates. That experience will be shared widely, so it’s not only right but wise to make it a good one.
via Recruitment Marketing Magazine, 26 March 2021
See MoreHow To Lead A Truly Inclusive Team
Diversity is more than just a corporate buzzword. For meaningful change within our offices, inclusion is key. Here, Carol Innes, Manager Aboriginal Cultural Heritage & Arts Development WA, Co-Chair Reconciliation WA and an alumna of Cranlana Centre for Ethical Leadership, reveals how leaders can foster inclusivity
via Marie Claire, 18 March 2021
See MoreMatt Beard: Law Firm Could Have Consulted More Staff Before Taking Case
Dr Matt Beard, new Program Director of the Vincent Fairfax Fellowship, talks about the role of ethics in the workplace, and how they can guide people and organisations in difficult times. “If we think about ethics as being this shared custodianship of the common good and the things that matter to all of us, then talking about ethics becomes a way of creating opportunities and of maximising real value, not just market value.”
The Australian, 13 March 2021
See MoreDr Matt Beard, new Vincent Fairfax Fellowship Program Director
Cranlana Centre is delighted to announce the appointment of Dr Matt Beard as the new Program Director of the Vincent Fairfax Fellowship.
10 March 2021
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