❓ WA Parliamentary Question on Notice regarding the number, tenure, and turnover of Property Service Officers (PSOs) employed by the Department of Housing for Homeswest properties, broken down by region. The answer indicates an increase in PSO numbers since June 2010 and an increase in staff turnover since July 2010.
AnsweredQoN 7739Legislative Assembly
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How many Full Time Equivalent (FTE) Property Service Officers (PSOs) are currently employed by the Department of Housing for the management of Homeswest properties, broken down by region; and
(a) does this figure represent a net increase or decrease of PSOs employed at June 30 2010;
(b) what is the average length of time staff have served in the role of PSO, broken down by region;
(c) by region, what is the staff turnover for PSOs, broken down by region; and
(d) has staff turnover for PSOs increased or decreased since 1 July 2010?
(a) does this figure represent a net increase or decrease of PSOs employed at June 30 2010;
(b) what is the average length of time staff have served in the role of PSO, broken down by region;
(c) by region, what is the staff turnover for PSOs, broken down by region; and
(d) has staff turnover for PSOs increased or decreased since 1 July 2010?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
1 May 2012
Responded by
Minister for Housing
Response time
33 days
The Department of Housing advises:
North Metro 14
South East Metro 10
South Metro 10
Goldfields 2
Great Southern 1.42
Kimberley (inc Hallscreek) 2
Midwest/Gascoyne 2
Pilbara 3
South West 2
Wheatbelt 1
Total 47.42
(a) Increase.
(b)
North Metro 219.31
South East Metro 221.58
South Metro 206.61
Goldfields 157.33
Great Southern 102.90
Kimberley (inc Hallscreek) 164.81
Midwest/Gascoyne 103.19
Pilbara 119
South West 103.19
Wheatbelt 60.92
This is inclusive of any employee who has acted in the role of PSO during the period.
(c)
North Metro 3 FTE
South East Metro 3 FTE
South Metro 4 FTE
Goldfields 2 FTE
Great Southern 0 FTE
Kimberley(inc Hallscreek) 0 FTE
Midwest/Gascoyne 2 FTE
Pilbara 1 FTE
South West 3.5 FTE
Wheatbelt 1.2 FTE
Total 19.7 FTE
(d) Increased.
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North Metro 14
South East Metro 10
South Metro 10
Goldfields 2
Great Southern 1.42
Kimberley (inc Hallscreek) 2
Midwest/Gascoyne 2
Pilbara 3
South West 2
Wheatbelt 1
Total 47.42
(a) Increase.
(b)
North Metro 219.31
South East Metro 221.58
South Metro 206.61
Goldfields 157.33
Great Southern 102.90
Kimberley (inc Hallscreek) 164.81
Midwest/Gascoyne 103.19
Pilbara 119
South West 103.19
Wheatbelt 60.92
This is inclusive of any employee who has acted in the role of PSO during the period.
(c)
North Metro 3 FTE
South East Metro 3 FTE
South Metro 4 FTE
Goldfields 2 FTE
Great Southern 0 FTE
Kimberley(inc Hallscreek) 0 FTE
Midwest/Gascoyne 2 FTE
Pilbara 1 FTE
South West 3.5 FTE
Wheatbelt 1.2 FTE
Total 19.7 FTE
(d) Increased.
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