Marg is passionate about helping others. As AGL’s Manager, Corporate Responsibility she develops, implements and manages AGL’s strategic charity partnerships and runs AGL’s workplace giving and volunteering program. Marg has also recently taken on the responsibility of developing AGL’s Reconciliation Action Plan. Marg’s favourite part of her role is being exposed to the great work charities to do make a difference to people’s lives and, seeing so many generous AGL people donating, fundraising and giving their time to others less fortunate.
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We asked our people to nominate local community groups for rooftop solar panels and installation for a one-off cost of $1 to the community group. We encouraged applications for community groups that embodied AGL’s value of ‘inclusive of all’ and focus on social and economic inclusion.
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6 minute read
We’re strong advocates of the importance and benefits of ‘giving back’. This year we refreshed our charity donation and volunteering program to enable us to provide even more support to the communities where we live and work.
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2 minute read
According to AGL's charity partner Cancer Council Australia, two in three Australians will be diagnosed with skin cancer by age 70.
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AGL hosted 12 students from Collingwood College at our Bourke Street office with the aim of inspiring the students and showing them what a work-place might look like for them in the future.
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AGL is committed to attracting and retaining the right people and developing their skills and experience.
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6 minute read
We're Australia's largest electricity generating business, operating assets and developing projects in local communities across four Australian states.
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6 minute read
Through AGL's Energy for Life program we're investing over $3 million over six years in partnerships with The Smith Family, St Vincent de Paul Society, Cancer Council Australia and Julian Burton Burns Trust.
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4 minute read
With the recent release of AGL's Sustainability Report, it is my pleasure to draw your attention to how AGL people give back to charities they are passionate about.
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6 minute read
Less than five months after hanging up their Hazelwood hard hats following the closure of the Engie-owned power station, 25 retrenched workers have been offered employment opportunities at AGL Loy Yang.
