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Key Performance Indicators
Customer Service - Number of Requests Received
The number of customer requests received is an essential operational metric used by councils and service
organisations to monitor community engagement and service demand.
Workplace Health & Safety - Average Lost Time Injury Duration The number of customer requests received during the reporting period returned to normal levels after spikes
during peak holiday seasons in January and April. There is no observable impact from the industrial action.
Average Lost Time Injury Duration (ALTID) refers to the average number of workdays lost due to workplace injuries
that result in employees being unable to perform their duties. It’s a commonly used health and safety metric that
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helps organisations evaluate the severity of workplace injuries and their impact on workforce productivity.
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For FY24/25, 13 LTI incidences were recorded, averaging an ALTID of 20.92 days. While there has not been a 2500
recent incident, the increase in LTI is driven by a small number of longer-term absences.
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Customer Service – Percentage of Requests Completed Within Target Date
2024/25 2023/24 2022/23 2021/22 2020/21 The percentage of requests completed within target timeframe measures the efficiency and timeliness of an
organisation’s response to customer service requests. It reflects how well the organisation meets its own service level
expectations.
People & Culture - Staff Turnover Rate
There was a notable decrease in the number of requests closed within target timeframes during the reporting period,
Staff turnover as a percentage of all positions (temporary, permanent, casual) is a useful workforce metric that particularly in April and May. The likely root cause was the impact of the protected industrial action that commenced
measures the rate at which employees leave an organisation, relative to the total number of positions. It includes in March, with its effects diminishing towards the end of the quarter.
permanent, temporary, and casual roles, providing an indication of overall workforce stability.
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For Q4 period, the staff turnover rate has increased to 19.94%. It should also be noted that Council’s turnover rate for
permanent staff was 15.25%. Overall, the staff turnover rate has been higher in FY24/25 than the previous FY23/24. 50
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