❓ WA Parliamentary Question on Notice regarding Health staff employment numbers and acting positions in June and December 2007. The answer provides headcount data grouped by GOSAC salary levels.
AnsweredQoN 3252Legislative Assembly
QuestionView source ↗
(a) how many staff were employed in total and at each level;
(b) how many permanent staff were employed;
(c) how many non-permanent staff were employed;
(d) how many substantive positions were filled in an acting capacity; and
(e) how many substantive positions were filled in an acting capacity for longer than three months?
(b) how many permanent staff were employed;
(c) how many non-permanent staff were employed;
(d) how many substantive positions were filled in an acting capacity; and
(e) how many substantive positions were filled in an acting capacity for longer than three months?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
1 May 2008
Responded by
Minister for Health
Response time
30 days
(a) - (c)
Data presented is a head count of employees for the last pay period for the months of June 2007 and December 2007. See attached
[tabled paper _______].
(d)
1 JULY 2007
1 JANUARY 2008
577
687
(e)
1 JULY 2007
1 JANUARY 2008
128
129
Notes:
In the WA public health system, staff are paid under numerous awards, each prescribing a different pay structure and level. No single hierarchical structure exists which can be used to group individuals at the same level. The response to this Parliamentary Question groups staff by GOSAC salary levels and provides an appropriate and consistent classification mechanism. This grouping is consistent with current statutory whole of government reporting framework and includes all award payments to medical, nursing and administrative employees.
Permanent employment has been defined to include full time and part time employees.
Non-permanent employees are those who are engaged for a set period or do not have an ongoing employment arrangement (i.e. casuals).
Employees who were acting for more than 90 days were used in calculating the response to part (e) of this question.
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Data presented is a head count of employees for the last pay period for the months of June 2007 and December 2007. See attached
[tabled paper _______].
(d)
1 JULY 2007
1 JANUARY 2008
577
687
(e)
1 JULY 2007
1 JANUARY 2008
128
129
Notes:
In the WA public health system, staff are paid under numerous awards, each prescribing a different pay structure and level. No single hierarchical structure exists which can be used to group individuals at the same level. The response to this Parliamentary Question groups staff by GOSAC salary levels and provides an appropriate and consistent classification mechanism. This grouping is consistent with current statutory whole of government reporting framework and includes all award payments to medical, nursing and administrative employees.
Permanent employment has been defined to include full time and part time employees.
Non-permanent employees are those who are engaged for a set period or do not have an ongoing employment arrangement (i.e. casuals).
Employees who were acting for more than 90 days were used in calculating the response to part (e) of this question.
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