Beyond the numbers with Grant Thornton: Listen now
To be able to reach your remarkable, we understand that you need to feel connected and respected as your authentic self – so we listen and strive for deeper understanding of what belonging means.
We value and celebrate the breadth of our people’s experiences, perspectives, passions and differences, and strive to nurture an environment where you can bring your whole self to work – regardless of gender, sexual orientation, age, family status, disability, neurodiversity or cultural background.
Our Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Strategy is underpinned by five key pillars of focus:
Although not exhaustive, our pillars ensure we embrace a broad diversity, equity and inclusion focus while also understanding the unique needs of those with intersectional experience, supporting us all to build a deeper understanding of belonging for all our people.
We are passionate about achieving equity, removing barriers and elevating the experiences of women and gender diverse people throughout all stages of their careers.
We developed our Gender Equity Action Plan (GEAP) in 2021 in response to the recognised need to achieve and maintain gender equity at all career levels.
An initiative of the GEAP, our Gender Equity Network (GEN) strives to support women and gender diverse people. GEN builds a strong network of members and allies working together to create awareness and understanding, promote conscious inclusion and strengthen the pipeline of diverse talent for leadership roles.
Everyone is welcome to join GEN as either a member or an ally.
Grant Thornton uses the acronym LGBTI+, which stands for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Intersex and (+) identifying other gender identities and sexualities not explicitly identified in this acronym, such as Asexual, Gender diverse, Queer or Questioning.
We are committed to creating a culture and environment where everyone feels welcome, valued and celebrated in how they choose to identify. Through education, advocacy and our employee led network (PRISM), we aim to raise awareness of issues faced by LGBTI+ people at work and in our communities more broadly.
Our PRISM network of LGBTI+ team members and allies promote a respectful, supportive and equitable culture and work collectively to increase the visibility of LGBTI+ inclusion both in our workplace and broader community.
Everyone is welcome to join PRISM – as either a LBGTI+ member or an ally.
We recognise that the recruitment process can be very challenging for the LGBTI+ community and that for gender-diverse individuals it can be full of unique challenges and complexities.
If you are considering an opportunity with Grant Thornton and would prefer to have a confidential chat about your individual needs or support please contact:
Yvonne Faulks, Head of People & Culture Operations
or
We recognise the importance of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the land where we live and work. We value and recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and their heritage as a proud part of our shared national identity. We also acknowledge that we have a responsibility and an important role to play in reconciliation and closing the considerable gap between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and other Australians.
Grant Thornton has a strong track record over 45 years of delivering a range of high-quality services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander clients as well as government agencies and the private sector and delivering services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, corporations and communities.
Read more here about the launch of our RAP and access a copy of our Plan.
Our people come from a wide range of cultural, religious and linguistic backgrounds, and it’s important to us that we promote and celebrate the value of embracing this diversity. Your unique perspective brings value to our teams and our clients.
By embracing this diversity and understanding experiences of inclusion in the workplace, we better support our people, serve our clients and contribute to the communities that we live and work within.
Ensuring we can attract and retain people of all abilities is important to growing a workforce that reflects the broader community.
We are committed to continuing to remove unintended barriers throughout the employment life cycle at Grant Thornton, increasing disability awareness and confidence and ensuring our workplace and services have dignified access and are inclusive to all.
We are striving to create an environment where you can:
We are committed to ensuring our recruitment process is inclusive and accessible for anyone who wishes to apply, and we warmly welcome applications from applicants who have a disability or identify as neurodiverse.
Should you require any adaptations to the recruitment process or need any additional support from us to help you perform at your best, we encourage you to select the option when prompted in your application form. A member of our Talent Acquisition team will then be in touch with you to discuss your preferred method of communication, how we can support you in your application and your individual circumstances.
Alternatively, you can get in contact our Talent Acquisition team at any stage of the recruitment process at gttalentscouts@au.gt.com.
DAWN – our Diversity at Work Now committee – seeks to build awareness, headline and celebrate diversity and create an inclusive and welcoming work environment across each office. Local committees in each office drive the celebration of diversity for all our people.
Nationally, DAWN leads the organisation and celebration of events such as:
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