Mirvac recognised as one of the best workplaces to give back
We are proud to be a part of the Top 10 best workplaces to give back in 2022.
Mirvac is proud to be recognised by Good Company as one of the best workplaces to give back for the second year in a row.
Central to this accolade is our workplace giving program where we match employee donations dollar for dollar along with unlimited volunteer leave.
The award also acknowledges the work we have done around:
- Reconciliation
- Our social procurement target of $100 million by 2030, with $42 million spent so far
- Our gender diversity leadership, including a $0 gender pay gap on like-for-like roles
- $45 million in verified community investment since 2018, and
- Our elimination of scope 1 and 2 carbon emissions.
We know it takes all of us to make a big impact.
#forceforgood.
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