Re-elected Coalition to slash $1.5b from public service
The re-elected Coalition is set to axe $1.5 billion from the public service in a move that unions say will see 3,000 jobs go.
20 May, 2019The re-elected Coalition is set to axe $1.5 billion from the public service in a move that unions say will see 3,000 jobs go.
20 May, 2019Australia’s public service has been ranked number five in the world by a British think tank.
14 May, 2019The 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, 2018The Australian Public Service leadership calls on staff to share their views in a “frank and fearless manner” with the government’s review into the APS while union raises concerns about panel membership.
8 May, 2018The inaugural Australian Public Service Diversity and Gender Equality Awards have been held. Winner of the individual award was Justin Lokhorst, Director of Construction Statistics at the Australian Bureau of Statistics. The department/agency award was to the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA), the network award to ATOMIC (the ATO’s Making Inclusion Count LGBTI employee network), […]
8 November, 2017Poor performers encouraged to resign or retire.
24 May, 2017Don’t make us fight each other for jobs.
23 May, 2017Penalties of up to $1.8m for serious breaches.
18 May, 2017Pay and conditions differ between agencies.
13 January, 2017From paralysis to analysis.
20 December, 2016Upskill, collaborate, communicate.
20 December, 2016Cash fails to get Defence over the line.
6 December, 2016Pressure mounts: Strikes, ballots, petitions.
6 December, 2016Stop playing Scrooge, union tells Turnbull.
28 November, 2016
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