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What's in the APS census
The Canberra Times
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11/30/2023
Justine Landis-Hanley and Miriam Webber explain some of the notable results from the latest APS census.
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The Australian Public Service Commission released the results of the 2023 APS
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Census. Now this is a survey that is conducted in 104 APS agencies and it
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asks staff to reflect on things like workplace culture, leadership and
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workplace conditions. Now Miriam, it also asked staff to reflect on bullying and
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harassment in their workplaces. So what were some of the results that we saw
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from the agencies? Yeah, so it asked staff if they had perceived harassment or
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bullying in their current workplace in the last 12 months. So Prime Minister and
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Cabinet staff said they were doing pretty well. It was the lowest rate of
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about 7.4%. Education and Treasury were also doing quite well. On the other end
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of the spectrum, Home Affairs, one of the largest agencies, had the poorest rate of
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13%. It's about two percentage points above agencies of its general size. The
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Department of Veterans Affairs was also not doing too well just behind them and
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Foreign Affairs and Trade also had a higher rate of reported bullying and
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harassment. We also saw staff say whether or not they'd recommend their agency as
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a good place to work and again we saw Home Affairs coming last, only 57% of
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staff said they would recommend their agency as a workplace. Not much better in
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Service of Australia, only 58% of staff. On the other hand though, we also saw
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Prime Minister and Cabinet coming out on top. 83% of staff would recommend that
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place to work at. We also interestingly saw staff say that they would go, 95%
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of staff said they would go the extra mile when it came to doing work if they
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needed to in the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet. So definitely a lot
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of varied responses. We'll be following the APS Census over the next few weeks
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and bringing you more information from it so please stay up to date with our
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coverage.
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