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On 24 December 2019 the Prime Minister issued a Direction under subsection 21(1) of the Public Service Act 1999 - granting of paid leave to APS employees who are members of a recognised volunteer service and are deploying as part of an emergency service response (the Direction).
The Prime Minister today released the final report of the Independent Review of the AustraIian Public Service (APS) and the Government's response as part of the Government's reform agenda for the APS: ' Delivering for Australians'.
The 2018-19 State of the Service Report offers insight into the current state of the Australian Public Service (APS). Findings are drawn from the APS employee census, the APS agency survey, data from the APS Employment Database and case studies from across the APS.
The Australian Public Service (APS) census is an annual employee perception survey. The survey captures attitude and opinion data on important issues such as wellbeing, innovation, leadership, learning and development, and engagement of the APS workforce.
Learn more about the increased transparency with the guidance for agency heads accepting gifts and benefits
Registrations are open for the APSwide conference in Canberra. It's all about change.
‘A document does not bring about reconciliation, people do. The Australian Public Service Commission is committed to making our RAP a living document and to see through its implementation’.
Our Q&A sheets can provide the answers you need about the workplace bargaining policy 2018
Building Digital Capability is a partnership between the Digital Transformation Agency and the Australian Public Service Commission designed to transform the APS
