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Port of Newcastle

Transport, shipping & logistics | 101-250 employees
How does Port of Newcastle create a diverse and equitable workplace?
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Flexible working

Flexible working

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Career development

Career development

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Policies and support

Policies and support

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Paid parental leave

Paid parental leave

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Diversity, equity, and inclusion at Port of Newcastle

As a WORK180 Endorsed Employer, Port of Newcastle is committed to ensuring all their employees can thrive. Check out the strategies they have in place for driving equity in the workplace.
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Formalized policy related to flexible working arrangements in place
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Flexible work options offered:
Flexibility typeAvailability
Compressed working week (e.g. 38 hour week worked over 4 days instead of 5)Role / team dependent
Flexible start and finish timesRole / team dependent
Job sharing arrangementsRole / team dependent
Part-time contractsRole / team dependent
Rostered days offRole / team dependent
Time-off in lieu of overtimeRole / team dependent
Work from anywhere (remote working) optionsRole / team dependent
Work from anywhere (remote working) permanentlyRole / team dependent
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Open to candidates discussing flexible working arrangements during an interview
A message from Port of NewcastleThe Port of Newcastle adopted an agile working policy in 2020, allowing office-based staff the option of working from home and flexibility to choose their work hours in a way that suits their life. Operational staff also have access to some flexible work options, aligning with the needs of the role

About Port of Newcastle

Port of Newcastle is Australia’s deepwater global gateway, the largest on the nation’s East Coast.

Port of Newcastle is more than a port. It exists to build Australia’s prosperity with responsible, integrated and innovative supply chain solutions.

With trade worth about $37 billion to the national economy each year, Port of Newcastle enables Australian businesses to successfully compete in international markets.

The port currently handles 4,697 ship movements and 166 million tonnes of cargo annually. With a deepwater shipping channel operating at 50% of its capacity, significant port land available and enviable access to national rail and road infrastructure.

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