PM&C have developed an online ‘Navigating Merit-Based Recruitment’ eModule, which aims to build the confidence of those involved and give everyone the best chance to shine, while honouring the merit principle.
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Hear from Victoria’s first Public Sector Gender Equality Commissioner, Dr Niki Vincent.
Learn more about how to identify and manage unconscious bias in the workplace.
Providing practical guidance, resources, and personal stories, MOSAIC magazine supports cultural safety and inclusion.
Cross-agency networks help drive collaboration, encourage sharing best practice, and provide peer support. Explore how you can get involved.
2023 Australian HR Institute (AHRI) scholarship winner Shannan Quain will investigate the current state of performance management in the Australian Public Sector.
Shyam Raghupathi, acting Assistant Commissioner, Australian Public Service Commission reflects on his time working in the Taskforce.
We interviewed experienced agency lead negotiators (ALNs) to provide tips and personal learnings, on how to implement a new EA.
APS employees play a vital role in preventing fraud and corruption, but would you know how to recognise if you were being groomed during a relationship?
Learn how the Parliamentary Workplace Support Service was established, psychological safety is maintained, and a culture of integrity was embedded from the start.
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