Good employer on-line reporting tool
A new, free tool to help employers profile their workforce is now available on-line from the Human Rights Commission.“This is a fantastic, on-line initiative that will enable employers to see who they employ and look at things like the age of their workforce, the number of women, and the diversity of their employees and managers,” says EEO Commissioner Dr Judy McGregor.
“It also allows organisations to report on and assess their EEO initiatives and should make it easier to tell staff what is happening in their organisation.”
“The tool has a unique Star Graph function which shows organisation how well they are doing in being good employers, based on their own self assessments.”
The Human Rights Commission said the on-line reporting tool should make it easier for state sector organisations to create foundation documents for Annual Reports, Statements of Intent, Action Plans and employee feedback.
The on-line reporting tool, developed specifically to allow Crown entities report more easily on good employer obligations, is available to any public or private sector organisation. The reports and information generated are confidential to each specific organisation (password protected).
The on-line tool was developed with the help of Dave Stewart of Human Value who is an EEO Trust Board member and has received excellent feedback from organisations who have trialled the good employer on-line reporting tool.
Sue Stokes, Support services Manager of ERMA New Zealand says, “the tool will be of great assistance to us with out accountability documents and as a guide to our overall efforts to be a good employer.”
To access the on-line reporting tool go to http://www.neon.org.nz/crownentitiesadvice/reportingtool/ First time users need to click on the Not registered, click here to register and add you own user name and password. You will also be asked to provide details of your organisation. Some of this information, including the organisation name, will be used when reports are generated.