Annual Report 2006-2007 Northern Territory Anti-Discrimination Commission
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Northern Territory Anti-Discrimination Commission 2006/2007 Annual Report 36 Details follow here: Performance measures Unit of Measure 2005-06 Actual 2006-07 Actual 2007-08 Estimate Quantity Public awareness and training hours 280 276 300 Number of participants 2008 1898 2200 Quality Participants rating of training na* 84% 80% *New measures from 2006-07 amended to provide a more meaningful measure of quality Developing the Training Programs Developing specific strategies to meet organisational requirements is a further way that the unit maintains its commitment to best practice. This process may include: Consulting with communities, groups or management from organisations on issues to do with discrimination, harassment or bullying; Designing programs for a specific industries that incorporate Equal Employment Opportunity policies and procedure; Provision of on-the-job training for organisations across the Territory; Working with organisations to develop discrimination and harassment policies and procedures; Providing follow up support for employees or management in the workplace; and Evaluating all programs. Training Calendar The Commissions training calendar is produced biannually and circulated throughout the Territory with the Fair Go newsletter. This provides wide exposure to the training programs and results in many enquiries and bookings. The main focus of training is to provide an introduction to equal opportunity and anti-discrimination legislation. Courses are open to everyone and participants represent a diverse range of occupations and backgrounds. Over the last financial year, there has been an increasing focus on workplace training and the Commission has begun to change the format and planning of the calendar. From 2008, each subject area will be scheduled once in Darwin and regional areas per calendar with further dates being made available as the need arises. This will allow for more flexibility in meeting requests for programs and consultations across workplaces.