❓ This parliamentary question seeks detailed information on the use of temporary contracts within the Minister for Child Protection's portfolio, comparing figures from 2009 and 2010 to identify trends in employment practices.
AnsweredQoN 1643Legislative Council
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For each Department and Agency within the Minister’s portfolios -
(1) How many staff were employed on temporary contracts as at 1 March 2010?
(2) What is the number expressed as a percentage of total staff as at 1 March 2010?
(3) How many staff were employed on a temporary contract for a period of less than 12 months as at 1 March 2010?
(4) What is this number expressed as a percentage of total staff as at 1 March 2010?
(5) How many staff were employed on temporary contract as at 1 March 2009?
(6) What is this number expressed as a percentage of total staff as at 1 March 2009?
(7) How many staff were employed on a temporary contract for a period of less than 12 months as at 1 March 2009?
(8) What is this number expressed as a percentage of total staff as at 1 March 2009?
(1) How many staff were employed on temporary contracts as at 1 March 2010?
(2) What is the number expressed as a percentage of total staff as at 1 March 2010?
(3) How many staff were employed on a temporary contract for a period of less than 12 months as at 1 March 2010?
(4) What is this number expressed as a percentage of total staff as at 1 March 2010?
(5) How many staff were employed on temporary contract as at 1 March 2009?
(6) What is this number expressed as a percentage of total staff as at 1 March 2009?
(7) How many staff were employed on a temporary contract for a period of less than 12 months as at 1 March 2009?
(8) What is this number expressed as a percentage of total staff as at 1 March 2009?
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Answered
20 April 2010
Responded by
Minister for Child Protection
Response time
49 days
(1) 436
(2) 18 per cent
(3) 208
(4) 8.8 per cent
(5) 507
(6) 22.8 per cent
(7) 248
(8) 11 per cent
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(2) 18 per cent
(3) 208
(4) 8.8 per cent
(5) 507
(6) 22.8 per cent
(7) 248
(8) 11 per cent
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