Join us for the launch of a new report on how public servants worked from home in 2021.
New research shows that fewer than 10 per cent of Australian Public Service (APS) employees want to spend all their working hours in their employers’ workplace. The majority would like to work hybridly.
You are invited to a webinar where you will hear about how APS employees and managers worked from home in 2021, focusing on productivity, workplace health and safety issues, and whether or not the APS is likely to experience ‘the great resignation’.
Associate Professor Sue Williamson from the Public Service Research Group (UNSW Canberra) and Professor Linda Colley (CQUniversity) are releasing a new report which looks at how APS employees worked from home last year.
Sue and Linda partnered with the Community and Public Sector Union (CPSU) on this research. Ms Melissa Donnelly, the CPSU National Secretary, will also speak at this event. Dr David Schmidtchen, consultant and expert on the future of work, and organisational culture, will also offer his insights at this thought-provoking webinar. The event will be chaired by Associate Professor Sharron O’Neill, the new director of the Public Service Research Group.
