AddressCreative Australia
Creative Australia is the Australian Government’s principal arts investment and advisory body. With artists at the heart of what we do, we invest in creative talent and stimulate the market for Australian stories to be told on a national and international scale, sharing our rich culture with the world. We do this because art and creativity define us, recording what we have been and what we might yet become. As a nation, creativity connects us and benefits us all.
Creative Workplaces
As a new function established within Creative Australia, Creative Workplaces is driven by the mandate in the Creative Australia Act 2023 and the Australian Government’s National Cultural Policy, Revive, to generate positive change in fairness, safety and respect within arts and entertainment workplaces. We are committed to promoting fair, safe, and respectful workplaces through providing information and advice in relation to issues of pay, safety and wellbeing, and referring matters to the relevant authorities as required.
Our culture
We are proud to have been named an Inclusive Employer for the third consecutive time by the Diversity Council Australia. This achievement reflects our commitment to fostering diversity and inclusion in the workplace. Our people are passionate and dedicated to the delivery of our five-year strategy Creativity Connects Us. We strive to establish and sustain a diverse and inclusive workforce, fostering a culturally safe and supportive environment where everyone can bring their whole self to work.
The role
Picture this: You will lead the charge in designing and continuously refining our brand-new Creative Workplace website, a digital haven brimming with information, resources and innovative online tools to promote fair, safe, and respectful workplaces for artists, arts workers, and arts organisations.
Access and inclusion matters: You know accessibility is paramount and will ensure our content is not only impactful and engaging but also inclusive to all. From crafting frameworks and policies to curating educational resources on complex work issues in the arts, you’ll be the driving force behind empowering individuals and organisations.
Collaboration is the key to success: You’ll partner with our communication stars to ensure our editorial calendar is on point. When it comes to impact assessment, you’ll be on top of our website analytics and team up with our experts in evaluation to measure the true influence of our efforts. You won’t just be confined to your computer monitor; you will actively forge relationships with diverse stakeholders from all corners of the industry to make our strategic initiatives resonate far and wide.
Do you have what we are looking for?
- You are a workplace relations whizz with the lowdown on work health and safety, employment relations, discrimination, and harassment
- You can talk the talk in plain language to break down complex jargon for everyone to understand
- You have an exceptional aptitude for influencing and building relationships
- You are someone who thrives under pressure and can handle competing deadlines and deliverables like a pro
- You have either led projects that draw on technology or championed technological change
- You have a knack for dissecting complex issues and finding impactful solutions
- You know how to contribute to team-based work while also being a strong leader
What’s included
- 2-year opportunity (full-time)
- Salary from $118,337 to $134,198 plus 11% superannuation
- Flexible working hours
- Hybrid work arrangement (two days’ work from home and three days on site)
- Paid leave between Christmas and New Year
- Wellbeing programs and corporate discounts
- Holistic employee assistance program for employees, their families, and kin
- Office location: Sydney or Melbourne
Think you’re up for the challenge? Strap in because this role is both critical and dynamic.
How to apply
Submit your CV and a cover letter addressing the selection criteria in the position description below.
Applications close on 2 April 2024 at 1:00 pm
This is not an Australian Public Service position.
Creative Australia is committed to equity and inclusion and welcomes applications from diverse Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, cultural and regional communities, including people with disability.
