Mirvac Ranked 31 for Gender Equality
Mirvac has been ranked number 31 in Equileap’s 200 top performing global companies for gender equality, recognising our commitment to diversity.
Mirvac have been ranked number 31 in the 200 top performing global companies for gender equality, that makes us one of the leading companies globally making progress towards gender equality in the workplace!
In addition to the global ranking, Mirvac was also 6th best in Australia, recognising our continued commitment to diversity and embedding gender equality into our culture.
The 2018 Equileap Gender Equality Global Report and Ranking is the world's first in-depth cross-sector ranking which examines gender equality in over 3,000 companies across 23 countries.
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