ChallengerChallenger are Australia’s largest provider of annuities, providing customers with financial security for a better retirement. We're on a mission to lead the retirement incomes market and be the partner of choice for Australians as they head into retirement. Our funds management solutions provide regular income to thousands of customers.
Energy AustraliaWe're one of the largest energy providers, serving over 1.6 million customers across NSW, QLD, Victoria, and South Australia. With a strong focus on renewables and sustainability, we offer carbon-neutral energy at no extra cost. Our commitment goes beyond energy—we actively support communities in need and embrace diverse and inclusive work cultures. Based in Melbourne, we acknowledge and honor Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the traditional custodians of the land. We believe in taking action, not just dreaming.
EmploysureEmploysure is Australia’s leading workplace relations specialist – providing support with employment relations, HR services, and workplace health & safety. Employsure works alongside employers to set solid foundations for business success. With highly skilled professionals assisting over 31,000 business owners in Australia & NZ, Employsure provides small to medium-sized businesses with the tools, advice, and assistance to be workplace confident.
BoralBoral is the largest vertically integrated construction materials company in Australia. Our network includes prized quarry and cement infrastructure, bitumen, construction materials recycling, asphalt, and concrete batching operations. We employ around 9,000 employees and contractors across our operations which span more than 360 sites nationwide.
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Reserve Bank of AustraliaThe Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is Australia's central bank. Its duty is to contribute to the maintenance of price stability, full employment, and the economic prosperity and welfare of the Australian people. RBA also provides banking services to the Australian Government and its agencies, as well as manages Australia’s gold and foreign exchange reserves.
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TAL InsuranceTAL is one of Australia’s leading life insurers offering products including life insurance, income protection and critical illness insurance. With origins in New Zealand, TAL is part of the Dai-ichi Life Group with offices across the globe. Together with our partners, we protect 4.9 million Australians and their families. In the last financial year, we paid $2.7 billion in claims to help more Australians keep living the life they love after an illness or injury.
Sydney WaterSydney Water delivers essential and sustainable water services for the benefit of the community, with a focus on customer satisfaction and contributing to liveable cities. We provide drinking water, recycled water, wastewater, and some stormwater services to over four million people across Sydney, Illawarra, and the Blue Mountains. As Australia’s largest water utility, with over 3,200 staff and operations covering 12,700 square kilometres, Sydney Water is a statutory state-owned corporation, wholly owned by the New South Wales Government.
SafetyCultureSafetyCulture is a global technology company that helps working teams achieve quality and safe operations with innovative, low-cost mobile-first products. The platform and products give frontline workers a voice and leaders the visibility to make smart decisions when driving safety, quality and continuous improvement. Over 1 billion checks are completed each year by SafetyCulture.
- Regular safety audits and hazard assessments with follow-up
- Workplace training programs and emergency response drills
- Mental health resources and stress management support
- Incident reporting systems with investigation procedures
- Safety committee meetings with cross-department representation
- Initiatives promoting psychological safety, including open communication channels and support for mental well-being
- Regular check-ins that include discussing stress management and work-life balance
- Training for managers to recognise and address psychological risks or concerns in the workplace.
- How would you describe the leadership team's style and approach?
- What opportunities exist for employees to develop their own leadership skills?
- How does the company ensure workplace safety, both physically and psychologically?
