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Introduction from Peter Mersi Commissioner of Inland Revenue
An introduction from Commissioner Peter Mersi, summarising our commitment to building an inclusive workplace free from inequalities.
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Setting the scene - A strategic approach to diversity and inclusion
We're committed to building an inclusive workplace free from inequalities, where all our people are valued, respected, and feel supported to reach their full potential.
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Setting the scene - Representation
Although Inland Revenue has diversity within its front line and lower paid roles the level of diverse representation reduces when moving up to higher paid, more senior, or influential roles.
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Engaging with our people
Inland Revenue's aim is to create an environment for our people to be open and honest about their lived experiences,
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Our Roadmap actions 2022-23
There are specific areas of focus, actions we will take and specific milestones and deliverables we will measure our success by.
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Using data and insights
Over the next 12 months, we will continue to utilise data to inform progress and support decisions, but also continue to evolve and grow the data that we use and how we use it.
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Communicating our story
Sharing our progress and what we are doing as an organisation, to help us achieve our diversity and inclusion goals, is an integral part of our work
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2018-2022 our focus to date
Where have we come from - key focus and summary of actions to date.
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Papa Pounamu priority areas
Papa Pounamu sets the diversity and inclusion work programme for the wider Public Service. Its current work programme focuses in 5 priority areas.
- Kia Toipoto — Public Service Pay Gaps Action Plan 2021–24
Last updated:
24 Nov 2022