Are your organisation's reporting contacts or CEO missing important emails for us?
We recommend you request your I.T department adds all email domains ending in .gov.au to their safe sender list.
As part of the preparing to report steps, relevant employers must ensure all organisation and contact details are up to date.
So that:
- we can communicate with your organisation throughout the reporting process
- you can lodge a Gender Equality Report that reflects your organisation.
Contact and role changes
Employers are responsible for keeping their contact details up to date.
We recommended:
- Having more than one reporting contact with a different email to avoid disruptions (e.g. if staff leave your organisation or are absent).
- Ensuring the CEO's (or equivalent) contact details are accurate to facilitate important compliance communication.
Contact Roles
The role assigned to a contact determines what communication they receive from us during the reporting process.
Role |
Communication |
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Reporting contact / Primary reporting contact |
This contact will receive both general and important reporting communication |
CEO |
This contact will receive limited but very important compliance communication. WGEA requires the CEO or head of business to be an active contact and have this role assigned. |
No role |
This contact will receive no communication from WGEA |
We recommend adding an additional contact that has a shared mailbox and is accessible by a team, so important communication is not missed.
For example, you may wish to set up:
Contact name: Human Resources / Payroll
Contact email: hr or payroll@example.com.au
Contact role: reporting contact
Types of contact changes:
Change | Process |
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Adding a new contact to your organisation account |
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Update your CEO or head of business |
Please include:
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Removing a contact from your organisation account |
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Add / change / remove a contact role |
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Changes to an organisation's legal structure
These changes require formal notification to WGEA. Changes must be lodged in writing via the WGEA Employer Portal (as support request) or refer to Support & contact us.
Examples of reportable changes:
- Change of legal name
- An ABN no longer employs staff or has been sold
- A new subsidiary employing staff has joined the corporate group
- A corporate group has been wholly acquired.
- A merger with another employer has taken place
What to include in a request:
- Details of the change
- Reason for the change
- ABN(s) affected
For information on the differences between corporate group and standalone employer reporting, refer to the Corporate Structures page.
Industry Classification (ANZSIC Code)
Employer Portal users can update their organisation's Industry code within the Employer Portal.
- Once you have logged in, select the 'organisation' tab
- You will see your organisation(s) as a link. Select the link
- Select the yellow button labelled 'Add Industry'
- You will be required to select an Industry 'Sub Division' and 'Class'
- Select 'Save to confirm the change.
A full list of ANZSIC classifications is available on the Australian Bureau of Statistics website.