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Our People
Our Council
Organisational Establishment for period 1 July Diversity in Leadership Roles Executive Manager Coordinator/Supervisor
2024 to 30 June 2025
Gender Percentage of Total (%) Percentage of Total (%) Percentage of Total (%) Total (%)
Department Full Time Equivalent (FTE) Female 1.83 5.50 38.53 45.87
Chief Executive Officer 1.00 Male 3.67 12.84 37.61 54.13
Office of Mayor & CEO 27.10 Total 5.50 18.35 76.15 100
As an Employer of Choice, Council offers a
diverse range of employment opportunities and Corporate Services 51.10
is committed to ensuring Council has the capacity Community Services 109.82
and capability within its workforce to deliver positive Volunteers Code of Conduct
Infrastructure Services 152.15
outcomes for our community. Our workforce
includes planners, engineers, tradespeople, Strategy and Environment 36.74 Volunteering allows individuals to give back to their Our employees are bound by the Council Employee
and specialists in various disciplines including community and make a positive impact on the lives Code of Conduct (the Code) which plays an important
Development and Regulation 67.30
information technology, law, business, accounting, of others, which can be a rewarding and fulfilling part in helping Council operate to the highest
public administration, asset management and Total 445.21 experience. Volunteering can also help people to standards. It is based on a “best practice” model
human resource management. develop new skills, build relationships with others, and developed by the Local Government Association
gain a sense of purpose and belonging. of Queensland, and it brings together a range of
Employee type as at 30 June 2025 obligations, requirements and expectations that are
Council’s establishment comprises of permanent,
temporary, and casual positions. Although not a Employee Type Count Over 170 volunteers helped Council to deliver a set out in other pieces of legislation and puts them into
statutory requirement, changes to the organisational range of programs and services for this reporting a single document. The Code states and reinforces
Noosa Council Annual Report 24/25
Full Time 358
structure are presented to Council for consideration period, including assisting with Bushland Care, library the principles by which Council conducts itself and
and adoption annually because it is considered Part Time 104 services, Noosa Botanic Gardens and gallery services. while our Council’s business practices may evolve
good management practice for Council to over time, our commitment to these principles will
Casual 109
review its corporate structure and organisational We value the involvement of volunteers in assisting us remain constant.
Total 571 to deliver a wide range of programs that enhance the
establishment at the time it adopts its Operational
Plan and Budget. This ensures that resources services to our community. The Code applies to all Council employees regardless
are allocated within the budget and that there of their employment status, role or position. This
Tenure of employment with Council
is alignment with the priorities and objectives of International Volunteers Day 2024 includes permanent and temporary (full-time or
Council’s Operational Plan, Capital Program, and Tenure Percentage (%) On 6 December 2024, Council proudly supported part-time) and casual employees, temporary agency
standards of service delivery. International Volunteers Day to raise awareness of supplied staff, contractors, and volunteers.
0 – 2 years 46
the important role volunteers play in our community
3 – 10 years 32 and to say thank you to all our dedicated volunteers. The Code was updated and refreshed in April 2025.
On 28 June 2024, Council adopted the following
organisational structure indicating an overall 11 – 20 years 13 This year, Council held a morning tea event for our The changes included new branding in line with
increase in the total number of Full Time Equivalent volunteers and reflected on the International Volunteer Council’s corporate brand, a greater focus on SPARC
21+ years 9
(FTE) positions from last financial year of 433.52 to Day theme of emphasising how volunteers contribute Values, inclusion of additional practical examples,
445.21, excluding temporary positions. This increase to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. and alignment to new organisational policies and
of 11.69 FTE allows Council to expand overall procedures. All employees were issued Employee
Employee Gender Ratio (%) – 30 June 2025
capacity to meet demand and provide greater Council offers people interested in various Code of Conduct training to familiarise themselves
Female 52.71 volunteering roles the opportunity to register their with the requirements of the updated Code and their
services to the community.
Male 47.29 interest. Further information on how to express an obligations to uphold these standards.
Additionally, Council monitors and tracks employee interest can be found on Council’s website: noosa.
turnover to assess risks, satisfaction and to qld.gov.au/Services-and-Facilities/Get-Involved/
recognise opportunities for retention. For this Volunteering
reporting period, Council’s turnover rate for all
staff was 19.44% while Council’s turnover rate for
permanent staff was 15.25%
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