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2020-05-12 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 12 MAY 2020
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
2019/2020 Training Budget People and Culture Support Officer has Review of the training budget with Minimal essential training to be
-The People and Culture team took been working with business areas to make very limited essential training to occur completed as available.
over administration of the training arrangements for mandatory training where up to the end of financial year due to
budget in September 2018 and has possible. This has increased the amount of COVID-19 impacts.
ensured it was used for maximum essential training that has taken place,
benefit to staff and Council. especially in Civil Operations.
Workforce Planning Put on hold due to COVID19 priorities. Put on hold due to COVID19 priorities Work with Departments to
identify key priority areas and
commence operational workforce
planning incl. the identification of
actionable strategies and
addressing specific workforce
gaps.
Councils Drug and Alcohol Policy and Random testing put on hold due to Review of Drug and Alcohol policy to Re-commence random testing.
Procedure COVID19. incorporate pre-employment medicals.
Employee Relations P&C Advisors and Managers received Resolution of any emerging workplace Prepare for commencement of
training from the Human Rights issues. enterprise bargaining for the new
Commission in managing and investigating Review of P&C policies to ensure they Certified Agreement.
complaints under the Anti- Discrimination are compliant under the Anti-
Act. Discrimination Act.
Business as Usual activities Provide frontline response services to the Extension to the current Employee Continue to provide response
Support the organisation with payroll, COVID19 Taskforce Team including Assistance Programme contract for a services to the COVID19
work health and safety, recruitment, employee relations, wellbeing, deployment further six months. Taskforce Team including
on-boarding and workplace relations. opportunities, implementing working from Provide response services as part of strategies to potentially bring
home arrangements and supporting the COVID19 Taskforce Team. employees back in to the
employees who were stood down due to Establish employee wellbeing site- workplace and re-engagement of
the closure of Council facilities. “Nourish” as a resource Hub for the casual workforce.
14 positions advertised from 1/1-31/3/20. council employees.
27 workplace incidents reported
No notifiable incidents
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