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Appendix 3 - Staffing statistics

Table 4.1 Full-time and part-time staff - 30 June 2004

Ongoing

Non-ongoing

Total

Full-time

Part-time

Full-time

Part-time

Casual


Male

Female

Male

Female

Male

Female

Male

Female

Male

Female


253

313

10

42

23

32

6

12

1

4

696

Note: These figures indicate staff substantively employed by the Department as at 30 June 2004 including temporary reassignment of duties into the agency. These figures include the departmental Secretary.

Table 4.2 Staff by classification groups and location - 30 June 2004


APS2

APS3

APS4

APS5

APS6

EL1

EL2

SESB1

SESB2

SESB3

SEC

Total

ACT

38

33

93

80

131

174

99

23

6

3

1

681

NSW

1

2

2

2

1

1

2





11

VIC






2

1

1




4

Total

39

35

95

82

132

177

102

24

6

3

1

696

Note: These figures indicate non-ongoing and ongoing staff substantively employed by the Department as at 30 June 2004. Classifications with local designations e.g. Legal and Public Affairs have been subsumed into equivalent APS or EL levels.

Table 4.3 SES staff - 30 June 2004


Male

Female

Total

SESB1

17

7

24

SESB2

4

2

6

SESB3

2

1

3

Total

23

10

33

Note: These figures reflect nominal occupancy and do not include acting arrangements.

Table 4.4 Staff in EEO groups - 30 June 2004

Male

Female

Total staff 1

DCLB 1&2

ATSI

PWD

Total staff 2

293

403

696

204

2

6

545

42%

58%

100%

37%

0.37%

1.10%

78%

Key to table 4.4 and 4.5:

Total staff 1: Ongoing and non-ongoing actual staff, including inoperatives. Percentages of male and female relate to this total.
DCLB1: People from diverse linguistic backgrounds (first generation).
DCLB2: People from diverse linguistic backgrounds (second generation).
ATSI: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
PWD: People with a disability.
Total staff 2: Total number of staff who volunteered EEO information. Percentages of EEO statistics relate to this total.

Table 4.5 EEO groups within salary ranges - 30 June 2004

Salary range $

DCLB1&2

ATSI

PWD

Total

< 37739

3



24

37740-42672

11



26

42673-47846

21


1

72

47847-52116

17

1

2

70

52117-61577

39



90

61578-74529

50

1

1

131

74530-90260

46


1

91

>90 261

17


1

41

Total

204

2

6

545

Note: Includes staff who volunteered EEO information but may have declined to answer some questions
(e.g. may have said 'yes' to DCLB1 but chose not to answer on disability)

Table 4.6 Salary range of employees


Certified Agreement

Australian Workplace Agreement (AWA) Salary range $

Salary range $

Classification

lowest

highest

lowest

highest

SES



97 760

173 934

EL2

74 772

92 069

74 772

100 826

EL1

64 861

81 495

70 046

76 822

APS6

51 935

61 602

51 935

53 358

APS5

48 338

52 116

48 388

49 751

APS4

43 403

47 846



APS3

38 723

41 835



APS2

34 048

38 493



Note: Part-time salaries have been annualised to full-time for comparison. Classifications with local designations e.g. Legal and Public Affairs have been subsumed into equivalent APS or EL levels.

Table 4.7 Number of staff on AWAs or Certified Agreement


Certified Agreement

AWA

Total

SES


33

33

EL2

34

68

102

EL1

168

9

177

APS1-6

380

3

383

Total

582

113

695

Note: Classifications with local designations e.g. Legal and Public Affairs have been subsumed into equivalent APS or EL levels.

Table 4.8 Performance payments

Classification

Number of paid staff

Aggregate
amount $

Average
amount $

Lowest
payment $

Highest payment $

SES

24

215 318.34

8 971.60

3 092.73*

17 600.00

EL2

40

338 969.48

8 474.24

4 381.60

18 908.23**

EL1

5

32 529.55

6 505.91

1 247.32

10 798.04

APS4-6

2

9 391.76

4 695.88

1 990.04

7 401.72

APS1-3

0

0

0



Total

71

596 209.13




*This figure represents a part-year payment.
**This figure appears high as it includes performance payments for both 2002-03 and 2003-04 which were both paid in 2003-04.
 
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