L'Oréal Australia news

L’Oréal Australia proudly supports the Pinnacle Foundation, selecting Kai Morley as the 2021 L’Oréal Australia Pinnacle Scholar. At L’Oréal Australia we Believe everyone has the right to have confidence to be who They are. We are proud to support Pinnacle Foundation and the increvable work They do to provide educationnal scholarships, mentoring and opportunities for Young LGBTIQ+ Australians to realise their full potential and overcome challenges from their identity.

L’Oréal Australia was proud to rise together to celebrate and promote Human Rights, Diversity, Inclusion and Pride On Saturday 6th March, L’Oréal Australia was proud to be a Major Partner of the 2021 Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras. This year, the festival took over the Sydney Cricket Ground, delivering an incredible showcase of the LGBTQI+ community for all of Australia, in a COVID-Safe environment. A stadium crowd of 36,000 spectators cheered on as 5,000 marchers, from over 120 parade entries marched onto the field in a vibrant display of diversity and unity.

For 2020, the For Women in Science Fellowships across Australia and New Zealand will be supporting solely women researchers tackling issues around climate change.

L’Oréal Australia remains dedicated to sustainable practices, ensuring that we adapt and sustainably grow our business to safeguard the environment and create positive social impact. For instance we partnered with global manufacturing company, Avery Dennison Corporation, and leading waste management company, Wasteflex, to co-design a sustainable label backing.

This Earth Day we wanted to share with you some of these local initiatives:

L’Oréal Australia is proud to announce they have received MOVE level of EDGE (Economic Dividends for Gender Equality) Certification. The EDGE assessment is the leading business certification for gender equality in the workplace that is universally applicable across industries and countries.

For over ten years the L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science program has supported Australian female scientists with the aim of encouraging more young women to enter the profession and to assist them once their careers are in progress.

The 2016 Citizen Day showed once again that together we can make the world more beautiful.

L’Oréal Australia is delighted to announce that for the first time, their Management Committee is majority female. The team which leads a workforce of 1,500 employees across the country, now comprises seven females and four males.