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UPDATED: The State Government is setting up a permanent team of private investigators to conduct inquiries of “any nature” at the request of public sector departments – but says it isn’t aimed at hunting down leaks.
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South Australia’s 107,000 public sector employees have been issued a stern reminder of their expected behaviour, following the fallout from recent scandals in Canberra.
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The state’s bureaucracy could be bolstered to combat rising unemployment, as Premier Steven Marshall says he is “all for” maintaining flexible working arrangements in the public service after the coronavirus pandemic subsides.
EXCLUSIVE | The Commissioner for Public Sector Employment has relinquished control of an investigation into SA Health CEO Dr Chris McGowan’s appointment, after questions were raised in parliament about her role in the process that elevated him to the top job.
The proportion of women in executive positions in the South Australian public service has reached a record high but is still some way off parity with men, sparking a new move to nurture the next generation of female public sector leaders.
South Australia’s Commissioner for Public Sector Employment has put public service bosses on notice over a failure to complete annual performance reviews of staff.
