Posts tagged "Indigenous Procurement Policy"

'Black cladding' is a practice where a non-Indigenous business takes unfair advantage to win otherwise inaccessible Indigenous deals.

The federal government’s Indigenous Procurement Policy has benefited the Indigenous business sector, but there is still work to be done, according to an independent evaluation.

Indigenous people don’t necessarily see the benefits of working being worth the required costs the same way as non-Indigenous people.

The Closing the Gap framework sought to halve the employment gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians, but the target expired unmet this year.

A big increase in Australian Public Service spending with suppliers that have some Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander ownership remains on…