Upgrading to Individual Water Meters
This article looks at the process the body corporate should consider when upgrading to individual water meters.
Every June, Pride month celebrates the diversity and culture of the LGBTIQ community.
Whilst Australia has made progress on LGBTIQ issues in recent years, the LGBTIQ community continues to face ongoing discrimination. This can range from active discrimination in the workplace or education, through to passive or unconscious discrimination when dealing with business forms and procedures.
At BCsystems, we take this opportunity to reflect on our contribution to the communities we serve across Queensland, and to live our community values of respect and inclusion.
Through our work as a strata management company, we are involved in the daily lives of more than 25,000 Australians – including property owners, tenants and contractors. We deal with personal and financial information, property transactions, neighbourhood issues – which means that our service and brand extends into our clients’ homes, workplaces and businesses.
It is important to us that our team, and the public that we serve feel safe and included in all dealings with us.
In 2021, BCsystems chose to become a member of the Welcome Here Project. As a member of the Welcome Here project, we join with other community businesses to:
Businesses participating in the Welcome Here project proudly display the rainbow pin logo to represent our commitment to these objectives, and our ongoing work to improve ourselves and our communities for the better.
The LGBTIQ community can feel safe and welcome dealing with BCsystems.
Our team is as diverse as our broader community. Within our BCsystems team we are focusing on:
If you would like to learn more about the Welcome Here project, or if you would like to register your own business, visit Welcome Here.
This article looks at the process the body corporate should consider when upgrading to individual water meters.
Considering changing the flooring in your townhouse or unit? Opting to replace carpet with laminate or hardwood is a common renovation decision and one that many lot owners make without consulting the body corporate.