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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 8 NOVEMBER 2016
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
HR and WHS policy and procedures 12 HR policies have now been Finalising remaining HR policies and Implementation of policies and
consultation and development formulated incorporating procedures including consideration of procedures including training and
management, union and staff union feedback and obtain CEO sign awareness.
consultation. off.
79 WHS procedures have also been
accepted by the WHS committee.
WHS – Council’s WHS system The WHS system underwent an Continuing to coach and partner The Leadership team will monitor the
internal audit undertaken by the HR managers and staff to ensure WHS completion of the Monthly Action
Mgr and Senior WH&S Officer obligations are our monthly actions Plans and WHS performance.
against Council’s SAFEPLAN are delivered.
framework and has scored above
70% in the three (3) elements
audited.
WHS Awareness training Four (4) training programs were Further WHS awareness training for A Review will be undertaken with
delivered by PBF, or Spinal supervisors and staff is scheduled for Managers in the new year to see
Insurance Partner. These sessions November and December. where support is needed for WHS.
were designed for supervisors and
worked through real life case studies
of how serious injury occurred and
how safety awareness would have
changed the outcome for workers
and organisations.
Workplace Relations The Workplace Consultative Awaiting the next round of decisions Research, cost and analyse the
Committee is functioning well in the and changes to the Awards and impacts of legislative changes and
lead up to the commencement of Industrial Relations legislation before the best way forward for Noosa in the
Certified Agreement negotiations. determining our approach to the next Certified Agreement process.
Unions have provided constructive Certified Agreement.
feedback on Council policies and all
workplace grievances have been
resolved without the need for
escalation.
Business as Usual activities Managers and Directors coaching on Partnering with Managers to develop Continued advice and support to internal
many staff matters including WHS, effective teams and a happy safe customers.
training needs, performance working environment.
improvement, position redesigns and
service review considerations.
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