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Inland Revenue Te Tari Taake aims to improve Māori representation across all levels of our workforce to reflect New Zealand’s population. Our three representation goals are to: 

  • increase Māori joining our organisation
  • increase Māori in leadership roles, focusing on Team Lead roles and senior leadership, with a particular focus on wāhine Māori
  • increase Māori representation across higher level/higher paid technical roles, with a particular focus on wāhine Māori.

Since 2020, Māori representation has increased from 12.3% to 12.47%. Aotearoa New Zealand working Māori population is 15% (Statistics New Zealand Household Labour Force Survey March 2024).

Māori representation by gender
Gender  
Māori representation 12.47%
Wāhine Māori representation 9.28%
Tāne Māori representation 2.75%
Māori representation across organisational roles
Role Māori representation 
Senior management 8%
Management 9%
Team Leader 13%
Staff 13%
Māori representation within role
Job title Māori representation within role 
Customer Service Officer (L1) 13.13%
Customer Service Officer (L2) 13.31% 
Customer Compliance Specialist (L1)  4.49% 
Customer Compliance Specialist (L2)  4.49% 
Customer Compliance Specialist (L3)  11.11% 
Community Compliance Officer  24.89% 
Domain Specialist (L1)  26.88% 
Domain Specialist (L2)  13.33% 
Domain Principal  10.67% 
Technical Specialist (L1)  4.55% 
Technical Specialist (L2)  4.76% 
Technical Specialist (L3)  3.33% 

When looking at the representation of Māori within job roles, there is a higher representation at level 1 roles compared to higher level roles for technical and specialist roles. There is a higher representation of Māori in level 3 Customer Compliance roles than at level 1 or 2.

At senior leadership  level (tiers 1-3) Māori representation is 8%, management (tiers 4-5) is 9%, and team lead level is 13%.

Last updated: 15 Nov 2024
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