Tag: aps

The APSC has released guidelines outlining what public servants can and can’t say about the Voice Referendum.

The APS has grown by four per cent in the last year, with the average age three years older than ten years ago.

Public servants want standard pay scales, workplace flexibility and leave entitlements across the APS, a survey has revealed.

Public servants have been invited to provide input as the Australian Public Service Commission prepares for service-wide bargaining.

A national survey of young people has backed the introduction of targeted high school classes about the APS.

An APS taskforce has begun negotiations on introducing service-wide bargaining across the public service.

The use of AI and automated selection meant a number of promotions at Services Australia had to be overturned.

Unions say thousands of APS jobs will be be on the line under the Coalition’s plans for $3.3 billion of funding cuts.

Labor has vowed to abolish the APS staffing cap and cut spending on consultants and contractors if elected.

Women employed in the public sector are increasingly unhappy with the way sexual harassment and assault in the workplace is being managed.