APS workforce strategy released
An APS Academy will be established to drive transformation of the public service.
18 March, 2021
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APS managers won over by working from home
A survey of APS managers has found increasing support for their teams working from home.
12 October, 2020
Axe wielded at iconic public institutions
Public sector jobs are set to go at the ABC, CSIRO and the National Gallery.
25 June, 2020
Public servants to be redeployed against COVID-19
Commonwealth public servants could find themselves redeployed in the fight against COVID-19.
30 March, 2020
Presenteeism a problem for public sector women
More than four in five women working in the public sector went to work while sick in the last year.
13 March, 2020
‘Quick sprint’ to reform promised for Public Service
The APS must adapt to prevent current weaknesses becoming ‘critical failures’.
13 December, 2019
PM releases APS Review, pledges reform
Breaking: Prime Minister Scott Morrison has released the Independent Review of the APS
13 December, 2019
Report confirms drop in public service jobs
The latest report on the Australian Public Service confirms a reduction in jobs.
28 November, 2019
How can the APS invest back into capability and talent management?
How can the APS invest in capability and talent management to retain and leverage its current workforce in an increasingly complex and technology driven environment?
21 October, 2019
Public service warned about ‘prostitution’
The soon to be released Thodey report must result in lasting reform, a former APS Commissioner says.
17 September, 2019
Australian Public service faces ‘creeping crisis’
A report says blunt management tools and cultural inertia have led the public sector into crisis.
15 August, 2019
High Court rules bureaucrats can be sacked for political social media posts
The ruling sets a new precedent for public servants.
7 August, 2019
Public sector staffing cap focus of new Senate probe
An Inquiry will scrutinise the government’s outsourcing and privatisation of public sector programs.
5 August, 2019
Shortcomings in oversight of Defence travel allowances
Defence doesn’t have an effective way of monitoring how travel allowances are approved and spent, an audit has found.
22 July, 2019
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