Former McKinsey consultant Andrew Nipe will lead the federal government’s new in-house function, Australian Government Consulting.
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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.
End in sight in APS wage tussle as union endorses latest offer
The CPSU has recommended members accept the Commonwealth’s latest pay offer.
ANAO shares insights on public sector probity
The national audit office has released an insights report to guide government officials who are responsible for managing probity risks.
APS staff poised to strike as pay talks hit wall
Services Australia staff are set to strike after the CPSU rejected the government’s revised pay offer.
Brief tells APS to prepare for ‘ubiquitous’ AI
Artificial Intelligence will become integrated into many, if not all government services, a soon-to-be released brief to the APS will say.
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.
Review recommends extending parental leave for APS employees
Pregnant Commonwealth public servants and their partners will get extended leave provisions if the recommendations of a review are adopted.
APS workforce strategy architect honoured with PSM
APS Academy head Grant Lovelock is among 74 public servants recognised with a PSM in the King’s Birthday honours.