See your impact
As a Coles Team Member, you’ll form a very important part of our community and sustainability efforts. From building the trust and respect of your local community with great service and a friendly attitude, to helping to drive sustainability efforts such as through our partnership with food rescue organisation SecondBite. There are so many ways to see your impact at Coles. We value team members who bring an open mind and fresh ideas to tackle these important issues – it all starts with you!
Together to Zero
Together to Zero sets our ambitions towards zero emissions, zero waste and zero hunger.
Better Together
Better Together recognises that when we work together, we can make a real difference to our team members, our suppliers, our customers and to the communities in which we live and work.
Working as one community
We believe we can build stronger communities – inside our walls and out – when we all work together. It’s how we make a positive difference and the key to supporting each other in times of need. And it’s how we protect our most vulnerable, and prioritise the health and wellbeing of our team members and customers everywhere.
Coles Nurture Fund
In April 2015, Coles launched the $50 million Nurture Fund to help small to medium-sized businesses to innovate and grow.
Charity and Community Partners
At Coles, we proudly support many community and charity partners across Australia through financial contributions, fundraising, food donations and disaster relief.
About the artwork
This original artwork design was created for Coles by Bundjalung/Biripi artist Nikita Ridgeway of Boss Lady Design and Communication© .
The dots, as used in the art of Northern Aboriginal Australian people, reflect the notion of community with many different groups circling around a larger collective goal. The cross-hatching designs, as used in the art of Southern Aboriginal Australian people, represent the weaving technique used to create tools to hunt and gather food. Combined, they represent the importance of working together to protect and sustain life.
The dots, as used in the art of Northern Aboriginal Australian people, reflect the notion of community with many different groups circling around a larger collective goal. The cross-hatching designs, as used in the art of Southern Aboriginal Australian people, represent the weaving technique used to create tools to hunt and gather food. Combined, they represent the importance of working together to protect and sustain life.
Learn more about Coles
Learn more about Coles
About Coles Group
We’re finding more ways to sustainably feed millions of Australians and helping them to lead healthier, happier lives.
We’re all different, and proud to be. Because we know our differences set us apart – and can also bring us together.
We ask our team members to give it their best, so it’s only right that we do the same when it comes to their benefits.