The city establishes local immigrant network to develop international economic opportunities

Importing a successful labour force integration model saves time and money

What's good for business is good for new immigrants and entrepreneurs

Helping ethnic businesses conform to legal and regulatory practice results in better social and economic integration

Bringing the city's hiring managers face-to-face with immigrant job-seekers

Taking a Diversity Charter to the Business Community

Mentoring that takes the "other" out of the picture

Connecting international health workers to professional and social networks helps unions boost recruitment and retain a healthy workforce

An innovative marketing campaign recruits diversity into local government while promoting inclusion across the city.

Supporting immigrant entrepreneurs before problems arise.

Solving the doctor shortage by helping immigrant health professionals re-enter their fields

Investing a community with long term skills to secure competitive and economic advantage.

Local recruitment is rewarded by customer satisfaction and increased profits

Justice and rights education for migrant domestic workers

Using food to celebrate cultural diversity in Australian workplaces

The business case for mentoring helps both employers and skilled immigrants meet their bottom line

Diversity training is a two-way street

Training and support to link culturally diverse health care professionals to employment and healthier communities.

Improving business outcomes by connecting immigrant entrepreneurs to pro bono legal services.

Connecting skilled immigrants with their employed counterparts for greater occupational and social capital

One stop shop for immigrant entrepreneurs offers business counselling in many languages.

Using food to celebrate cultural diversity in Australian workplaces

One stop shop for immigrant entrepreneurs offers business counselling in many languages.

Bringing the city's hiring managers face-to-face with immigrant job-seekers

Improving business outcomes by connecting immigrant entrepreneurs to pro bono legal services.

The business case for mentoring helps both employers and skilled immigrants meet their bottom line

Connecting skilled immigrants with their employed counterparts for greater occupational and social capital

Taking a Diversity Charter to the Business Community

Mentoring that takes the "other" out of the picture

Supporting immigrant entrepreneurs before problems arise.

The city establishes local immigrant network to develop international economic opportunities

An innovative marketing campaign recruits diversity into local government while promoting inclusion across the city.

Helping ethnic businesses conform to legal and regulatory practice results in better social and economic integration

Importing a successful labour force integration model saves time and money

Solving the doctor shortage by helping immigrant health professionals re-enter their fields

Connecting international health workers to professional and social networks helps unions boost recruitment and retain a healthy workforce

What's good for business is good for new immigrants and entrepreneurs

Investing a community with long term skills to secure competitive and economic advantage.

Local recruitment is rewarded by customer satisfaction and increased profits

Justice and rights education for migrant domestic workers

Training and support to link culturally diverse health care professionals to employment and healthier communities.

Diversity training is a two-way street