Sexual orientation and gender identity

Talent makes no distinction as to sexual orientation.

KPMG seeks to attract talented individuals regardless of their sexual orientation. We want all of our people to bring their whole selves to work and feel comfortable and secure in their working environment. Since it was founded in October 2008, KGEN, KPMG’s lesbian, gay bisexual and transgender (LGBT) employee network for employees and allied supporters, has welcomed members of all ages, levels and backgrounds from across the firm. All of our people are encouraged to join regardless of sexual orientation.

KPMG was ranked second in the Australian Workplace Equality Index (up from 3rd place in 2011). The awards recognise workplace support for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people. The Workplace Equality Index evaluates and benchmarks LGBT inclusiveness in Australian Workplaces.

KPMG was also awarded a Star Performing Network Group Award with work done through KGEN.

KPMG is a foundation member and Principal Partner of Pride in Diversity started in Australia by ACON and the Diversity Council of Australia and supports the new Australian Workplace Equality Index.

KPMG was ranked second in the Australian Workplace Equality Index (up from 3rd place in 2011)

KPMG was also awarded a Star Performing Network Group Award with work done through KGEN

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