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| We achieved productivity gains of 3.7 per cent, bringing cumulative productivity improvement over the past five years to 16.7 per cent, or three times the national average. | |
| The representation of women in our workforce and women at senior management levels is at a record high. | |
| Our lost-time injury frequency rate reached a record low of 7.6 lost-time injuries per million work hours. | |
| We initiated the Money for Keeps staff financial education program and received recognition for our Mensline and Staying Connected initiatives. | |
| We conducted a Work and Ageing survey with staff aged 45 and older and were the first company in Australia to conduct a survey of recent retirees. | |
| We received a Mature Age Employer Champion Award from the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations for our work and ageing surveys. We also received a commendation in the Innovation Award from the Australian Human Resources Institute for our work on our ageing strategy. | |
| Action plans were initiated at workplace level as a result of our 2005 Staff Attitude Survey, and a follow-up survey took place in May 2006. |



