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2019-08-06 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 6 AUGUST 2019
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Work Health and Safety Audit The internal WHS audit has been The Internal Audit has been Continual improvement of the
completed. This audit follows on completed with a score of 80/100 WHS system and Safety
from the external audit completed which shows an improvement as a Awareness.
last year which provided Council result of implementing all of the The 2018-2020 WHS Management
with a score of 73/100 and several recommendations from the Plan is being delivered along with
recommendations for previous external Audit. a comprehensive WHS training
improvement. program.
2019/2020 Training Budget In ensuring that the training The 2019/20 Training budget Work with Managers to identify “at
-The People and Culture team took program was delivered and developed in consultation with the risk” positions in Council where
over administration of the training Council received the best outcome Managers and Directors is staff critical to future operations
budget in September 2018 and has for our budget, the P&C team: currently being planned and are supported to grow and stay
ensured it was used for maximum Used appropriate procurement procurement processes run. with Council as well as training
benefit to staff and Council. processes to bulk purchase others so succession plans are in
our first aid and similar training place.
which realised significant This will occur as part of the
savings workforce planning program
Developed a training Calendar
which allowed staff to
nominate for dates and times
for training, reducing impact on
operations.
Reallocated approximately
$30,000 in savings to further
training initiatives.
Ensured that managers were
continually consulted so that
their training needs were best
met with available budget.
Single Touch Payroll Implementation System went live in February with Continue to support staff with Monitoring and review if required
(As part of new Federal requirements, no implementation issues. information on how to set up
Council has to implement a system MYGOV accounts and the changes
that provides fortnightly pay that have occurred as a result of
summaries to the ATO, instead of single touch payroll
yearly in the form of group certificates)
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