Unions warn of 5,500 job losses under proposed APS cuts
Unions say thousands of APS jobs will be be on the line under the Coalition’s plans for $3.3 billion of funding cuts.
19 May, 2022Unions say thousands of APS jobs will be be on the line under the Coalition’s plans for $3.3 billion of funding cuts.
19 May, 2022Labor has vowed to abolish the APS staffing cap and cut spending on consultants and contractors if elected.
28 April, 2022Women employed in the public sector are increasingly unhappy with the way sexual harassment and assault in the workplace is being managed.
14 March, 2022APS Commissioner Peter Woolcott has launched updated HR guidelines for handling misconduct.
3 February, 2022The APS will consider gender equality and flexibility in a review of maternity leave provisions.
15 December, 2021A new report from the Australian Public Service Commission reveals that people with disability are underrepresented in the public sector.
2 December, 2021As hybrid workplaces become the norm, is it time to formalise the ‘right to switch off’ for the public sector?
18 October, 2021Average staffing levels across the APS will be boosted, except for Services Australia.
12 May, 2021An APS Academy will be established to drive transformation of the public service.
18 March, 2021A survey of APS managers has found increasing support for their teams working from home.
12 October, 2020Public sector jobs are set to go at the ABC, CSIRO and the National Gallery.
25 June, 2020Commonwealth public servants could find themselves redeployed in the fight against COVID-19.
30 March, 2020More than four in five women working in the public sector went to work while sick in the last year.
13 March, 2020The APS must adapt to prevent current weaknesses becoming ‘critical failures’.
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