Waste management specialist, Transpacific, has won the Queensland Training, Education & Development Award at the sixth annual Supply Chain and Logistics Association of Australia Awards (SCLAA) held at the Sofitel Hotel in Queensland.
According to Transpacific CEO, Kevin Campbell, the win was recognition that the business was moving in the right direction to increase diversity across the workforce.
“Research shows us that organisations that have gender balance tend to be more innovative, more efficient and more profitable,” he said. “The men and women at Transpacific are doing a tremendous job, but we are enhancing what we already do well and that means we want to attract a wider group to consider working for us.”
In the Queensland Training, Education & Development Award, Transpacific’s entry focused on its activities in the past 12 months to actively target the engagement of its workforce, and enhance the way they do business, and attract and retain a more diverse workforce.
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