Human Resources

TitleApproved onPurpose
Anti-Bullying & Occupational Violence PolicyMonday, 2 December, 2024

This policy is designed to ensure that all employees understand what will be regarded as bullying and occupational violence, how complaints can be made and how claims will be treated by MST.

 

AUT Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment PolicyFriday, 28 February, 2025

To outline what behaviours constitute sexual harassment or sexual assault within the Australian University of Theology (AUT) and its Affiliated Colleges and to set out how the AUT will respond to disclosure or reports of incidents of sexual harassment or sexual assault. The policy also provides a framework for providing a safe environment for students and staff in relation to incidents of sexual harassment or sexual assault.

Employee Assistance ProgramWednesday, 20 May, 2026

The purpose of this policy is to provide practical care for the wellbeing of staff by facilitating access to confidential professional counselling support. The College affirms that every person is created in the image of God and is called to faithful stewardship of life, relationships, and vocation. The College recognises that personal, family, and work-related difficulties may arise and seeks to offer appropriate support in times of...

Flexible Working Arrangements PolicyWednesday, 20 May, 2026

The purpose of this policy is to outline provisions relating to formal Flexible Working Arrangements as well as guidance for MST staff and supervisors to follow in considering flexible working arrangements requests.

 

Leave PolicyMonday, 11 September, 2023

To outline staff leave entitlements and arrangements.

 

Mental Health Strategy and Implementation PlanWednesday, 20 May, 2026

Melbourne School of Theology acknowledges that good mental health is important to students' academic success as well as to their general well-being – as it also is for our faculty and staff. With this in mind, the Melbourne School of Theology has developed a Strategy to provide a sustainable approach to mental health promotion, protection and intervention for all College students and...

Occupational Health and Safety PolicyTuesday, 10 January, 2023

This policy sets out the guiding principles to ensure the highest level of health, safety and wellbeing for staff, students and visitors.

Staff Gifts and Recognition PolicyTuesday, 3 February, 2026

The purpose of this policy is to:

  • Provide a consistent framework for gift giving and staff recognition
  • Ensure gifts are appropriate, modest, and equitable
  • Enable compassionate responses to significant personal circumstances
  • Support transparency and responsible stewardship of College...
Staff Grievance and Resolution Policy and ProcedureWednesday, 20 May, 2026

The College is committed to fostering a workplace characterised by integrity, respect, fairness, and accountability consistent with its mission and values.

The College seeks to address workplace concerns and grievances in ways that reflect principles of respectful engagement and sound governance practices.

This policy establishes the principles by which staff grievances are addressed, ensuring fairness, accountability, and alignment with applicable legislation and regulatory standards.

This policy supports the College’s compliance with the Higher Education Standards Framework (Threshold Standards) 2021, particularly in relation to staff wellbeing, governance, and institutional...

Staff Grievance Resolution ProcedureWednesday, 20 May, 2026

This procedure outlines the process for raising and resolving staff grievances in accordance with the Staff Grievance and Resolution Policy.

Volunteers PolicyWednesday, 17 January, 2024

The aim of the Policy is to outline the standards of behaviour, code of conduct and procedures expected of all volunteers at the College.

Wages and Salary PolicyFriday, 2 August, 2024

This policy outlines the basis and conditions that Melbourne School of Theology apply to Staff Wages and Salaries.

Whistle-blower PolicySunday, 7 September, 2025

The purpose of this policy is to:

  • encourage the reporting of matters that may cause harm to individuals or financial or non-financial loss to the College or damage to its reputation;
  • enable the College to deal with reports from whistleblowers in a way that will protect the identity of the whistleblower and provide for the secure storage of the information provided;
  • establish the policies for protecting whistleblowers against reprisal by any person internal or external to the entity;
  • detail the process and procedures for managing reports of a breach;
  • help to ensure the College maintains the highest standards of ethical behaviour and...
Psychosocial Wellbeing PolicyTuesday, 2 June, 2026

This policy outlines the College’s commitment to managing psychosocial hazards in the workplace in accordance with the Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Act 2004 (Vic), and the Model Code of Practice: Managing Psychosocial Hazards at Work. It aims to ensure a psychologically safe and healthy work environment for all workers.

The purpose of this policy is to proactively protect, manage, and support the psychological safety and wellbeing of all students, staff, and faculty at the College. This policy aims to create a psychologically safe environment where individuals feel empowered to address mental health challenges and are provided with the necessary resources and support.

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