Hundreds of ATO staff returned to ASIC in MYEFO MoG Economy & Industry Failed project prompts ATO employee exodus as junking of the Modernising Business Registers project hits the Traralgon service centre.
AFP told to do more redundancy training following investigation April 17, 2023 By Tom Ravlic Federal The ACLEI has recommended the Australian Federal Police provide further guidance to avoid breaches of tax laws and enterprise agreements.
eSafety Commissioner ‘concerned’ about Musk’s ownership of Twitter November 8, 2022 By Anna Macdonald Communications & Technology With most of Twitter’s content moderation and safety teams let go, Julie Inman Grant has concerns about the posting of harmful content.
ABC managing director defends archival staff redundancies June 14, 2022 By Anna Macdonald Communications & Technology ABC MD David Anderson says 1.2 million documents, 637,000 images, 97,000 videotapes and 54,000 audio carriers will have been digitised by the end of 2022.
Fifty-eight roles to be cut at ABC as it becomes ‘digital-first’ June 9, 2022 By Anna Macdonald Communications & Technology The ABC said technology has enabled more efficient and accessible content management of its archives, making 58 roles redundant.
WA government under pressure over public service redundancies July 11, 2017 By Stephen Easton News Whether a government stands accused of having too many public servants or is in the process of downsizing, public service salaries and the redundancy packages they have every right to remain a source of fascination to news reporters.
Burgess: have public service cuts given us small government? April 20, 2017 By Verona Burgess Features As the federal budget approaches, how many public servants does it take to run the Commonwealth government? It depends on whom you count and how you count them.
National security top priority, but Defence worried about min swap September 15, 2015 By Harley Dennett Defence Malcolm Turnbull has reaffirmed in his first question time as Prime Minister that the government’s top priority remains the defence of its people. National security agencies, which have been
Tasmanian bureaucrats rush for redundancy offers August 18, 2015 By Stephen Easton Career Advice The Tasmanian government’s workforce reduction plan is ahead of schedule as public sector workers snapped up exit incentives and redundancies more quickly than expected.
