❓ A WA parliamentary question on notice requests detailed staffing information for each organisational unit within the Department of Education's Central Office, including unit titles, staff numbers, employment arrangements, and position types. The answer provides some high-level data, with more detailed information tabled separately.
AnsweredQoN 5625Legislative Assembly
QuestionView source ↗
I refer to the Department of Education’s Central Office, and ask for each of the organisational units within Central Office:
(a) what is the unit’s title;
(b) for each unit within Central Office that consists of smaller units, what are the names of those smaller units;
(c) how many staff are employed;
(d) how many of the personnel listed in part (c) are public service level 7 or above;
(e) how many of the above personnel listed in part (c) are employed under the
School Education Act 1999
and how many are employed under the
Public Sector Management Act 1994
;
(f) how many of the above personnel listed in part (c) are employed under arrangements separate from those in part (e) and what are those arrangements; and
(g) how many of the above personnel listed in part (c) are in:
(i) acting positions;
(ii) relieving positions;
(iii) fixed-term positions; and
(iv) permanent positions?
(a) what is the unit’s title;
(b) for each unit within Central Office that consists of smaller units, what are the names of those smaller units;
(c) how many staff are employed;
(d) how many of the personnel listed in part (c) are public service level 7 or above;
(e) how many of the above personnel listed in part (c) are employed under the
School Education Act 1999
and how many are employed under the
Public Sector Management Act 1994
;
(f) how many of the above personnel listed in part (c) are employed under arrangements separate from those in part (e) and what are those arrangements; and
(g) how many of the above personnel listed in part (c) are in:
(i) acting positions;
(ii) relieving positions;
(iii) fixed-term positions; and
(iv) permanent positions?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
10 August 2011
Responded by
Minister for Education
Response time
78 days
I am advised by the Department of Education as follows:
As at 31 May 2011 the unit titles and FTE were:
(a) Department of Education -
· Schools
· Office of Early Childhood Development and Learning
· Finance and Administration
· Innovation, Performance and Research
· Statewide Planning and Delivery
· Office of the Director General
· Professional Standards and Conduct
· Workforce
(b)-(c) [see tabled paper no.]
(d) 293 (headcount).
(e) School Education Act: 110
Public Sector Management Act: 1 100
(f) Nil.
(g)(i)-(iv) There are 245 fixed-term positions and 965 permanent positions. Of these 1 210 positions, 396 are acting or relieving.
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As at 31 May 2011 the unit titles and FTE were:
(a) Department of Education -
· Schools
· Office of Early Childhood Development and Learning
· Finance and Administration
· Innovation, Performance and Research
· Statewide Planning and Delivery
· Office of the Director General
· Professional Standards and Conduct
· Workforce
(b)-(c) [see tabled paper no.]
(d) 293 (headcount).
(e) School Education Act: 110
Public Sector Management Act: 1 100
(f) Nil.
(g)(i)-(iv) There are 245 fixed-term positions and 965 permanent positions. Of these 1 210 positions, 396 are acting or relieving.
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