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APS News March 2019

Welcome to the March edition of APS News. It’s only three months into the year and our colleagues throughout the APS are offering us an abundance of opportunities and valuable information.

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Applications for the 2020 Indigenous Graduate Pathway are now open

Have you graduated within the past five years, or are graduating this year - don’t wait, submit an application for the Indigenous Graduate Pathway!

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State of the Public Service Roadshow

The State of the Public Service Roadshow began in Canberra on Monday 4 February. The event was live-streamed and the footage is now available.

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2019 SES and EL Leadership Development programs are now available for registration

Register through APSLearn or view our calendar online.

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The Latest

Stay up to date on the latest developments and areas of focus for APSC

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State of the Service Report 2017–18

The State of the Service Report 2017–18 is now available online

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APSLearn

APSLearn is the new online APS Learning Management System to guide you on your learning and development journey.

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Workforce Information

The APSC collects workforce information in a number of different ways to provide a full picture of the APS workforce and contribute to research, analysis and publications.

Current Initiatives

We're working across government on a range of projects, directions, and advice — find out what we're currently focussed on and track our progress

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Workplace Bargaining Policy Q&As

Our Q&A sheets can provide the answers you need about the workplace bargaining policy 2018

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Building Digital Capability

Building Digital Capability is a partnership between the Digital Transformation Agency and the Australian Public Service Commission designed to transform the APS

Connect with APSC

The Australian Public Service Commission (APSC) is a central agency within the Prime Minister and Cabinet portfolio. The Commission supports two statutory office holders: the Australian Public Service Commissioner - who is also agency head - and the Merit Protection Commissioner. Their functions are set out in sections 41(1) and 50(1), respectively, of the Public Service Act 1999.