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APSC review: your input on APS Values is needed now!

29 July 2010, 8:15am

The Moran Report recommendation to “revise and embed” APS values has begun, with the Australian Public Service Commission (APSC) currently conducting a consultation and participatory forum on the Values which should guide the APS.

The APSC have released a discussion paper, Refining the Australian Public Service Values—A discussion paper which is available here.

The APSC wants to get a set of Values that will be relevant and useful to all APS employees and guide strong performance across the APS.

APS Values Forum

To help facilitate APS employees participation in this consultation, the APSC are asking for APS employees input into an online discussion forum. The forum will be open until 2 August.

APS employees who would like to make a comment but do not want to be part of the discussion forum can send comments and submissions to ourvalues@apsc.gov.au.

CPSU submission

The CPSU is in the process of finalising its own submission to the APSC’s consultation about Values. If members wish to have further input into this submission, please email your comments to research@cpsu.org.au


 

 

 

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