Public servants to be redeployed against COVID-19
Commonwealth public servants could find themselves redeployed in the fight against COVID-19.
30 March, 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’.
13 December, 2019Breaking: Prime Minister Scott Morrison has released the Independent Review of the APS
13 December, 2019Federal government departments will be reduced from 18 to 14, with several departments to merge.
5 December, 2019The latest report on the Australian Public Service confirms a reduction in jobs.
28 November, 2019How 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, 2019The soon to be released Thodey report must result in lasting reform, a former APS Commissioner says.
17 September, 2019A report says blunt management tools and cultural inertia have led the public sector into crisis.
15 August, 2019The Prime Minister has flagged plans to reform the public service and announced two new top appointments.
25 July, 2019Post-election costings have revealed the cost of the Coalition’s cuts to the APS.
24 June, 2019A public sector think tank has called for the ‘Indigenisation’ of the Australian Public Service.
13 June, 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.
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