The APSC has issued guidelines to help Commonwealth agencies respond to new right to disconnect laws.
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Reports of bullying in public service increase
The latest State of the Service report provides a snapshot of Australia’s public sector.
Survey reveals most and least trusted public services
A survey by the APSC has revealed Australia’s most and least trusted public services.
End in sight in APS wage tussle as union endorses latest offer
The CPSU has recommended members accept the Commonwealth’s latest pay offer.
APS ordered to stop using contractors for core work
Consultants will be banned from doing core government work under new guidelines issued by the APSC.
Former APS Commissioner to probe texts as senior public servant stands aside
Home Affairs secretary Mike Pezzullo has been asked to stand aside pending an independent investigation of partisan texts he’s alleged to have sent.
Health dept must avoid capture by ‘loudest voices’ APS review says
The health and ageing department needs to avoid becoming beholden to stakeholders with the loudest voices, a capability review says.
Former APS boss to head investigation into robodebt breaches
Former public service chief Stephen Sedgwick will inquire into whether anyone adversely named in the Robodebt Royal Commission report breached APS codes.
I’m an APS employee. Can I talk about the Voice referendum?
The APSC has released guidelines outlining what public servants can and can’t say about the Voice Referendum.
APS growing and ageing, data shows
The APS has grown by four per cent in the last year, with the average age three years older than ten years ago.