❓ A parliamentary question seeking data on gender representation in senior roles (Class 1 and above) within the Office of Energy and its associated agencies, as well as details of female staff in the Minister's office. The answer reveals a lack of female representation at Class 1 and above within the Office of Energy itself and indicates that associated agencies do not use the Public Service classification system.
AnsweredQoN 133Legislative Assembly
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(a) how many females are currently ranked at Class 1 and above? (for each class please specify);
(b) what is the percentage of female staff at Class 1 and above (for each Class please specify); and
(c) how many males are currently ranked at Class 1 and above? (for each class please specify)?
(2) For those persons currently employed in your Ministerial office please advise;
(a) the number of female staff employed, including those on placement, secondment and attachment; and
(b) the name, position, and contract type of each female staff member?
(b) what is the percentage of female staff at Class 1 and above (for each Class please specify); and
(c) how many males are currently ranked at Class 1 and above? (for each class please specify)?
(2) For those persons currently employed in your Ministerial office please advise;
(a) the number of female staff employed, including those on placement, secondment and attachment; and
(b) the name, position, and contract type of each female staff member?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
10 December 2008
Responded by
Minister for Energy
Response time
28 days
Office of Energy
(1)(a-b) Nil.
(c)
Class 1
Group 2
Substantive
1
1
Acting
2
0
Western Power
(1)(a-c)
Western Power does not operate to the Public Service classification system and has adopted its own classification system for employees.
Synergy
(1)(a-c) Synergy is not subject to departmental or agency classification systems for employees.
Verve Energy
(1)(a-c) Verve Energy is not subject to the Departmental or Agency classification system for employees.
Horizon Power
(1)(a-c) Horizon Power does not employ staff under departmental or agency classification systems.
IMO
(1)(a-c) IMO does not employ staff under departmental or agency classification systems..
(2)
(a-b) [see tabled paper no]
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(1)(a-b) Nil.
(c)
Class 1
Group 2
Substantive
1
1
Acting
2
0
Western Power
(1)(a-c)
Western Power does not operate to the Public Service classification system and has adopted its own classification system for employees.
Synergy
(1)(a-c) Synergy is not subject to departmental or agency classification systems for employees.
Verve Energy
(1)(a-c) Verve Energy is not subject to the Departmental or Agency classification system for employees.
Horizon Power
(1)(a-c) Horizon Power does not employ staff under departmental or agency classification systems.
IMO
(1)(a-c) IMO does not employ staff under departmental or agency classification systems..
(2)
(a-b) [see tabled paper no]
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