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Non-racist workplaces aren't enough; it's time to be 'anti-racist'

It is not enough for organisations to passively reject racism; instead they need to become actively anti-racism, a new report says.

According to Diversity Council Australia's Racism At Work report – which surveyed more than 1,500 workers – only 27% of employees feel their organisations are proactively addressing racism.

In the past year, 50% of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander employees have experienced harassment or discrimination at work, compared to 24% of non-Indigenous workers, it says.

In the same vein, the report highlights an average pay gap of $227 per week between Indigenous and non-Indigenous employees...

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