Guidelines plug gap for community development officers
Evaluation of community projects needs to be based on more than a ‘warm feeling’.
24 February, 2021Evaluation of community projects needs to be based on more than a ‘warm feeling’.
24 February, 2021Singleton GM Jason Linnane had a come-to-Jesus moment when he walked into his first board meeting.
19 January, 2021Councils are doing their bit to foster local talent and get students into the workforce.
3 February, 2020Cultural awareness programs have been delivered to the Parks Victoria board and C-suite.
28 November, 2019Whether council vehicles are operating in council depots or on public roads, new heavy vehicle laws have far reaching requirements for all involved.
22 March, 2019As Australian governments mark International Women’s Day, representation of women in local government has reached a historical high point.
7 March, 2019When agencies focus on effective performance achievement they can avoid the common pitfalls that lead to the performance management of employees.
10 January, 2019Leadership books, workshops and university degrees are worthless if you don’t consciously practice your leadership skills on a daily basis.
17 December, 2018Bureaucrats will become “municipal entrepreneurs” who can perform various roles with scarce public resources, according to a new book.
8 October, 2018Exclusive: A new system of assessing and matching departmental staff whose roles are affected by large-scale reform could help avoid mass redundancies.
14 August, 2018The federal public service is plagued by a reliance on outsourcing, a lack of mobility and poor wage growth, the APS Review has been told.
16 July, 2018As the NSW Government moves to address a data skills shortfall in the state’s public service, local government professionals say they also need investment in professional development.
22 June, 2018Australia’s Chief Scientist has urged the Federal Government to use its purchasing power to reward ethical conduct by providers of artificial intelligence.
21 May, 2018As education providers rush to roll out new cyber security courses for government professionals, an expert has called for mandatory training across the public sector.
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