Services Australia has taken a Senate inquiry into visa privatisation and robodebt as an opportunity to justify the benefits of outsourcing. In a submission to…

Federal Labor members and the public sector union both agreed with parts of the Prime Minister's speech to his public service troops but argued the…

Two new parliamentary inquiries will look into the privatisation, outsourcing and service delivery of various government programs that have implications on public servants and the…

A re-elected Morrison government would aim to extract $1.5 billion from departmental budgets over four years, "building to $5 billion over the medium term" to…

The federal government is planning to sack 2000 staff at the Department of Home Affairs, claims the Community and Public Sector Union.

Labor promises federal public servants “real wage increases” and a shift towards “service-wide bargaining” over common pay and conditions that sit above agency-specific agreements.  “Labor…

The Commonwealth public sector workforce shrank over the past year in net terms, despite the last budget suggesting it would grow slightly.

The Australian Public Service Commission has issued a further explanation of commissioner John Lloyd’s resignation on August 8, shortly after advising there would be no…

While the CPSU criticises the business-heavy resumes of the APS review panel, the Labor frontbench -- who the panel might end up reporting to --…

Both the government and opposition have promised to subject the Australian Taxation Office to independent scrutiny once again following this week’s episode of Four Corners, while…

The Commonwealth's controversial public sector workplace bargaining policy has been updated, but the underlying content remains largely the same, continuing the Coalition's pursuit of a…

It's been over two years since he was responsible for APS industrial relations but the Tasmanian senator still takes an active interest. Should public servants…

It's nearly three years since the APS pay dispute began, and there's no end in sight for approximately 100,000 employees at agencies and departments still…

Immigration and Border Protection executives face a leadership and communication challenge as a staff survey finds a culture that doesn't listen. CPSU members have expressed…