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Conflict is inevitable in work and life, so when it occurs it is essential to deal with it in a productive manner. This course will assist you in developing strategies and skills to handle conflict in ways that will enable growth and change for all involved.
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To be a world-leading public sector, it’s essential our workforce reflects the diverse community we serve. Different perspectives, backgrounds and experiences are vital to help us tap into and meet the needs of our community.
The inaugural whole-of-government I WORK FOR SA – Your Voice Survey results backs this approach. The responses clearly show that building a diverse and inclusive workforce – where everyone belongs – is vital to continue to unlock our sector’s potential.
This feedback, teamed with collaboration and engagement from agencies, has helped shape the South Australian Public Sector Diversity and Inclusion Strategy 2019-21.
On Thursday 5 December we joined Commissioner for Public Sector Employment, Erma Ranieri, for the launch of this whole-of-sector strategy. At this event, Erma shared how, as a sector, we can work together to implement the strategy’s actions and further embed the principles of diversity and inclusion in our workplace.
We also heard from keynote speaker Claire Madden, who gave an interactive presentation into emerging trends on leading, managing and engaging generations in the workplace. Claire explored how diversity and inclusion underpins creating a contemporary and innovative public sector, which can better serve the needs of the community.
As Claire highlighted, in a world of online networks and communities, increased mobility and constant transitions, creating a vibrant, dynamic and engaging workplace culture is key in attracting, engaging and retaining top talent.
IPAA SA Member and Strategic Advisory Committee Member Donna Robb, has made exceptional contributions to leading a positive change for Aboriginal people in the workplace. Donna was recently the joint winner of the Shirley Peisley Award in recognition of her achievements and commitment to several key projects and innovations which included increasing the Aboriginal employment rate in the Department of Premier and Cabinet from 1.4% to 4.2% in 4 months!
She is now working in the Office of the Commissioner for Public Sector Employment helping, to create leadership opportunities and pathways for Aboriginal people in the public sector through the Aboriginal Frontline Leadership Program. Congratulations Donna.
This edition of ‘Public Administration Today’ focused on the topic of ‘community and engagement, which included articles from influential figures across the public sector. Highlighted articles from this issue included…
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