❓ A WA parliamentary question addresses concerns about the handling of Mr. Neil Winzer's application to re-enter the public service, specifically regarding potential delays and adherence to regulations. The Public Sector Commission is involved in resolving the matter.
AnsweredQoN 5975Legislative Assembly
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(1) Is the Premier aware of Mr Neil Winzer's application to re-enter the public service?
(2) Is the Premier satisfied that Mr Winzer's application to re-enter the public service is being dealt with expeditiously and according to the provisions of the Public Sector Management Act?
(3) Is the Premier satisfied that Mr Winzer's application is not being delayed because of his previous history with the state government?
(2) Is the Premier satisfied that Mr Winzer's application to re-enter the public service is being dealt with expeditiously and according to the provisions of the Public Sector Management Act?
(3) Is the Premier satisfied that Mr Winzer's application is not being delayed because of his previous history with the state government?
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Answered
29 September 2011
Response time
50 days
Public Sector Commission advises:
(1-3) Mr Winzer wrote to the Public Sector Commissioner expressing dissatisfaction at the way his employer, the Department of Transport, was managing the assessment of his proposed return to work in the public sector. The Public Sector Commissioner sought a response from the Department of Transport.
Discussions have occurred between the Public Sector Commission and Department of Transport regarding Mr Winzer's concerns and how to proceed. The Public Sector Commission wrote to Mr Winzer on Monday 5 September 2011 advising him of the outcome of these discussions. Mr Winzer was also advised that the Commissioner has made staff from his office available to assist the Department of Transport in developing a process to assess Mr Winzer's fitness and readiness to return to work.
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(1-3) Mr Winzer wrote to the Public Sector Commissioner expressing dissatisfaction at the way his employer, the Department of Transport, was managing the assessment of his proposed return to work in the public sector. The Public Sector Commissioner sought a response from the Department of Transport.
Discussions have occurred between the Public Sector Commission and Department of Transport regarding Mr Winzer's concerns and how to proceed. The Public Sector Commission wrote to Mr Winzer on Monday 5 September 2011 advising him of the outcome of these discussions. Mr Winzer was also advised that the Commissioner has made staff from his office available to assist the Department of Transport in developing a process to assess Mr Winzer's fitness and readiness to return to work.
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