❓ Question on Notice regarding public sector job losses in WA, broken down by region and agency under the Premier's portfolio for specific time periods. The answer refers the questioner to publicly available reports instead of providing direct figures.
AnsweredQoN 7334Legislative Assembly
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I refer to the number of public sector job losses in regional and Perth metropolitan areas of the State for all agencies or departments under the Premier's portfolio responsibilities, and ask:
(a) for each agency or department, how many job losses occurred in each regional/non-metropolitan area of the State for the financial period 2010-11;
(b) for each agency or department, how many job losses have occurred in each regional/non-metropolitan area of the State for the period 1 July 2011 to 1 February 2012;
(c) for each agency or department, how many job losses occurred in the metropolitan area for the financial year 2010-11; and
(d) for each agency or department, how many job losses occurred in the metropolitan area for the period 1 July 2011 to 1 February 2012?
(a) for each agency or department, how many job losses occurred in each regional/non-metropolitan area of the State for the financial period 2010-11;
(b) for each agency or department, how many job losses have occurred in each regional/non-metropolitan area of the State for the period 1 July 2011 to 1 February 2012;
(c) for each agency or department, how many job losses occurred in the metropolitan area for the financial year 2010-11; and
(d) for each agency or department, how many job losses occurred in the metropolitan area for the period 1 July 2011 to 1 February 2012?
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Answered
19 March 2012
Response time
19 days
(a)-(d)
For an indication as to the number of staff employed in each agency, the Leader of the Opposition is referred to the Public Sector Commissioner's annual State of the Sector (SOTS) report which was last tabled in November 2011. This report is supported by a SOTS Statistical Bulletin that contains detailed agency information. These publications provide extensive data and an analysis of changes in workforce profile across Government over the last year. The Public Sector Commissioner also produces quarterly Workforce Reports that provide agency level FTE and headcount information. These reports are all available via the PSC website. If the Leader of the Opposition has a specific question relating to staffing levels, separations by district, FTE indicators of workload, changes in the number of positions maintained across the sector (or in a specific agency), I encourage the Leader to be more specific about the information that is being sought and to put the question on notice.
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For an indication as to the number of staff employed in each agency, the Leader of the Opposition is referred to the Public Sector Commissioner's annual State of the Sector (SOTS) report which was last tabled in November 2011. This report is supported by a SOTS Statistical Bulletin that contains detailed agency information. These publications provide extensive data and an analysis of changes in workforce profile across Government over the last year. The Public Sector Commissioner also produces quarterly Workforce Reports that provide agency level FTE and headcount information. These reports are all available via the PSC website. If the Leader of the Opposition has a specific question relating to staffing levels, separations by district, FTE indicators of workload, changes in the number of positions maintained across the sector (or in a specific agency), I encourage the Leader to be more specific about the information that is being sought and to put the question on notice.
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