❓ Question on Notice regarding the use of Attraction and Retention Benefits (ARB) within the Minister for Transport's portfolio, revealing the number of officers receiving these benefits, their cost, and any reviews/discontinuations since 2010. Port Authorities are exempt.
AnsweredQoN 4494Legislative Assembly
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For all agencies, departments and trading enterprises within the Minister’s portfolio of responsibilities: (a) how many officers in each department, agency or trading enterprise receive “Attraction and Retention" (ARB) benefits; (b) what is this number as a percentage of the organisation's workforce; (c) what is the total annual value of these benefits; and (d) since 1 July 2010, how many ARB arrangements have been reviewed and discontinued?
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Answered
14 October 2015
Responded by
Minister for Transport
Response time
36 days
As at 8 September 2015:
Public Transport Authority
(a) 15.
(b) 0.91%
(c) $282 080.
(d) Nil.
Department of Transport
(a)-(c) Nil.
(d) Seven.
Main Roads Western Australia
(a) Five.
(b) 0.48%
(c) $88 566.
(d) Nil.
Port Authorities
The Mid West Ports Authority, Pilbara Ports Authority, Kimberley Ports Authority, Southern Ports Authority and Fremantle Port Authority are Government Trading Enterprises which act commercially under the
Port Authorities Act 1999
(the Act). Under s 6 of the Act, port authorities are not subject to the
Public Sector Management Act 1994
. Port authorities pay staff at commercial rates relevant to the port's industry. They do not use Government salary levels or Attraction or Retention allowances.
Public Transport Authority
(a) 15.
(b) 0.91%
(c) $282 080.
(d) Nil.
Department of Transport
(a)-(c) Nil.
(d) Seven.
Main Roads Western Australia
(a) Five.
(b) 0.48%
(c) $88 566.
(d) Nil.
Port Authorities
The Mid West Ports Authority, Pilbara Ports Authority, Kimberley Ports Authority, Southern Ports Authority and Fremantle Port Authority are Government Trading Enterprises which act commercially under the
Port Authorities Act 1999
(the Act). Under s 6 of the Act, port authorities are not subject to the
Public Sector Management Act 1994
. Port authorities pay staff at commercial rates relevant to the port's industry. They do not use Government salary levels or Attraction or Retention allowances.
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