Premium Columnists A culture that looks backwards to at least the 1980s Editors' Picks The latest figures on alleged bullying and sexual harassment in the Australian Public Service show a continued pattern of chronic under-reporting, albeit with some improvement.
State of the Service report makes case for permanent Surge Reserve following COVID-19 success November 30, 2020 By Shannon Jenkins Careers The Australian Public Service is establishing a permanent Surge Reserve so the government can rapidly mobilise public service volunteers in large numbers to deliver critical
2020 APS employee census to focus on changing work practices, but won’t be included in upcoming State of the Service Report October 13, 2020 By Shannon Jenkins Federal Important findings from the 2020 Australian Public Service employee census will be missing from this year’s State of the Service Report, according to the Australian
Public expectations are high and trust is in short supply: Peter Woolcott February 12, 2020 By The Mandarin Career Advice Here is a transcript of the APS Commissioner’s speech delivered to the APS Wide Conference in Canberra in February 2020. Good morning and it’s a pleasure to
An ableist public service? How to shift the underemployment of people with disability in the Australian Public Sector December 3, 2019 By Paul Williamson Career Advice Data from the Australian Public Sector Database shows a steady long-term decline in the number and proportion of people with disability in the Commonwealth public
