❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks data on the number and percentage of female staff at Class 1 and above in five government departments. The Public Sector Commissioner requests clarification regarding the scope of 'Class 1'.
AnsweredQoN 762Legislative Council
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Please detail for the following Departments, -
(a) Department of Treasury and Finance;
(b) Office of the Auditor General;
(c) Department of the Attorney General;
(d) Department of Health; and
(e) Western Australian Electoral Commission, -
(i) the number of female staff at class one and above (for each class please specify); and
(ii) the percentage of female staff at class one and above (for each class please specify)?
(a) Department of Treasury and Finance;
(b) Office of the Auditor General;
(c) Department of the Attorney General;
(d) Department of Health; and
(e) Western Australian Electoral Commission, -
(i) the number of female staff at class one and above (for each class please specify); and
(ii) the percentage of female staff at class one and above (for each class please specify)?
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Answered
16 June 2009
Responded by
Leader of the House representing the Premier
Response time
26 days
Public Sector Commissioner advises:
(a-e ii) To be able to provide an answer further clarification is required in regard to the above question. Does the question relate to positions classified at Class 1 within the public service only, or does it extend to positions covered by other awards that attract a classification/salary comparable to that of a public service position classified at Class 1?
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(a-e ii) To be able to provide an answer further clarification is required in regard to the above question. Does the question relate to positions classified at Class 1 within the public service only, or does it extend to positions covered by other awards that attract a classification/salary comparable to that of a public service position classified at Class 1?
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