Social Responsibility
At Premis we have a genuine interest in doing the right thing and giving back to community.
We focus on:
- Providing an ethical and inclusive workplace creating a better working environment for everyone.
- As a team we give regularly to local community charities
- We commit to sustainable practices
- We stand up for and support issues that we are passionate about
We proudly support
LIVIN
LIVIN was founded on the Gold Coast, Australia in honour of a great man Dwayne Lally who like many others took his life after living in silence from a mental illness.
LIVIN is all about living your life at the top and breaking the stigma around mental health. Connecting, supporting, and encouraging one another to talk about their feelings and challenges because “It Ain’t Weak to Speak”. Through the development of cutting-edge education programs, apparel, and community awareness initiatives, LIVIN are launching a generational change. Let us unite to help people start LIVIN again.
Friends with Dignity Australia
Proudly supporting victims of Domestic Violence to re-build their lives with purpose, dignity and hope. An entrusted partner to those on the ‘front line’, we work not in competition, but alongside these and other organisations, recognising that our mutual goal is to reduce the instances of domestic violence in Australia.
Friends with Dignity recognises that domestic violence does not discriminate. It affects men, women and children irrespective of race, ethnicity or socio-economic standing and our programs are available, on referral, to any individual or family seeking assistance.
LIFELINE
Lifeline is a national charity providing all Australians experiencing emotional distress with access to 24 hour crisis support and suicide prevention services.
They exist so that no person in Australia has to face their darkest moments alone. Operational for 59 years, Lifeline is part of the fabric of Australia. They are committed to empowering Australians, individuals and communities, to be suicide-safe through connection, compassion, and hope.
Modern Slavery
Premis is committed to utilising ethical suppliers and ensuring that any modern slavery risks in Premis’ operations and supply chains are identified and that steps are taken to address these risks – as per the requirements of the Modern Slavery Act 2018.
Environmental
Premis is committed to better quality and environmental practice across our operations. We conduct our operations in an environmentally responsible manner, clearly reflecting a commitment to fostering the sustainable use of the earth’s resources. We implement and maintain the Environmental Management System ISO 14001:2015 and comply with all relevant environmental legislation and regulations. We Minimise the negative impacts we may have on the environment, through efficient use of resources, and reduction in emissions and waste.
Indigenous Participation Policy
Premis Solutions acknowledges the introduction of the Indigenous Procurement Policy by the Federal Government in 2015, is designed to provide indigenous Australians with more opportunities to participate in the economy. We recognise the valuable contribution Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples make in the construction industry and we hope to deepen our commitment to increasing cultural awareness, reducing inequality, and creating tangible opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Equal Employment Opportunity
Premis recognises that Equal Employment Opportunity is a matter of employment obligation, social justice and legal responsibility. It also recognises that prohibiting discriminatory policies and procedures is sound management practice.
Premis is committed to creating a workplace culture that maximises organisational performance through employment decisions. These decisions will be based on real business needs without regard to non-relevant criteria or distinctions, and will ensure that all decisions relating to employment issues are based on merit.
Domestic Violence Policy
Premis recognises that domestic and family violence is serious and prevalent in the Australian community. Domestic and family violence can have a significant impact on those experiencing it, and it may affect attendance or performance at work. We recognise domestic violence is fostered by a culture in which there is inequality between men and women. We are committed to addressing domestic violence and supporting employees affected by it.
