Our Team
Our team is important to us both personally and as an asset to the company. We know that the workforce of the future is diverse, and we pride ourselves on the eclectic mix of people who make up Eather Group.
We have built proactive employment strategies into our recruitment process to cultivate diversity and equity within our workforce and to assist us in ensuring sensitivity to support this diversity.
As of August 2024, our employed staff are:
38%
Women
25%
Indigenous
100%
Local
33%
Learning
TRAINING & UPSKILLING
Our partnerships with local organisations provide employment and training opportunities for local youths, and we have invested $1,000,000 into the purchase of four automatic HR vehicles that have provided pathways for women into transport.
We are a foundational member of Women in Trucking Australia, and are designing pathways for women into construction. Our female drivers are changing the face of the industry, and we are proud of their efforts to encourage other women to consider careers in driving and operating.
SUPPORTING DIVERSITY
We facilitate ‘local jobs for local people’ project guidelines and personal values, sourcing staff and sub-contractors from the areas in which we operate, including our own select panel of Supply Nation sub-contractors
Our ongoing relationship with employment services attracts suitable candidates with a wide range of skills and backgrounds. These services include the Aboriginal Employment Strategy (AES) Penrith, NOVA Employment, and MatchWorks.
SPECIAL THANKS
June 29th, 2020 was Eather Group’s 10 year anniversary. We are incredibly proud of what Eather Group has become and Peter, Sally-ann and Divinia Eather want to thank all of the current and previous staff members, customers, contractors and suppliers and their families for helping us to grow and achieve our vision of becoming a sustainability and diversity leader within the industry.
And a very special thanks to our longest serving employees, Di Jones, Lynette Willet, Barry Salmon, Arthur Dimitrakopoulos and Simon Vredegoor.