❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks information on voluntary redundancies within departments under the Minister's control following a state-wide redundancy announcement. The answer refers to another question, indicating the information is consolidated elsewhere.
AnsweredQoN 1796Legislative Assembly
QuestionView source ↗
I refer to the Treasurer’s announcement that 500 public servants will be offered voluntary redundancies over the 2009–2010 financial year. For each of the departments and agencies under the Minister’s control, please advise:
(a) how many times has the Minister met with the Director General to identify surplus roles within the Department since the Treasurer’s announcement on 16 March 2009;
(b) how many redundancies have been offered within the department or agency from 16 March 2009 to date;
(c) how many employees have accepted a voluntary redundancy within the department or agency since 16 March 2009; and
(d) what is the total combined cost of redundancy packages to employees within the department or agency who have accepted voluntary redundancy from 16 March 2009 to date?
(a) how many times has the Minister met with the Director General to identify surplus roles within the Department since the Treasurer’s announcement on 16 March 2009;
(b) how many redundancies have been offered within the department or agency from 16 March 2009 to date;
(c) how many employees have accepted a voluntary redundancy within the department or agency since 16 March 2009; and
(d) what is the total combined cost of redundancy packages to employees within the department or agency who have accepted voluntary redundancy from 16 March 2009 to date?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
19 November 2009
Responded by
Minister representing the Minister for Mines and Petroleum; Fisheries; Electoral Affairs
Response time
30 days
MINISTERIAL OFFICE
(a) Nil
(b-d) Please refer to Legislative Assembly Question on Notice 1794.
DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND PETROLEUM
(a) Nil
(b-d) Please refer to Legislative Assembly Question on Notice 1794.
MINERALS AND ENERGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA
(a) Nil
(b-d) Please refer to Legislative Assembly Question on Notice 1794.
DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES
(a) Nil
(b-d) Please refer to Legislative Assembly Question on Notice 1794.
WESTERN AUSTRALIAN ELECTORAL COMMISSION
(a) Nil
(b-d) Please refer to Legislative Assembly Question on Notice 1794.
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(a) Nil
(b-d) Please refer to Legislative Assembly Question on Notice 1794.
DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND PETROLEUM
(a) Nil
(b-d) Please refer to Legislative Assembly Question on Notice 1794.
MINERALS AND ENERGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA
(a) Nil
(b-d) Please refer to Legislative Assembly Question on Notice 1794.
DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES
(a) Nil
(b-d) Please refer to Legislative Assembly Question on Notice 1794.
WESTERN AUSTRALIAN ELECTORAL COMMISSION
(a) Nil
(b-d) Please refer to Legislative Assembly Question on Notice 1794.
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