Public Service Classification Amendment (Work Level Standards and Other Measures) Rule 2014 (Cth)
I, Stephen Sedgwick AO FIPAA, Australian Public Service Commissioner, make the following rule.
Dated 13 November 2014
Stephen Sedgwick
Australian Public Service Commissioner
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This is the
Public Service Classification Amendment (Work Level Standards and Other Measures) Rule 2014 .
This instrument commences on 1 December 2014.
This instrument is made under subsection 23(1) of the
Public Service Act 1999.
Each instrument that is specified in a Schedule to this instrument is amended or repealed as set out in the applicable items in the Schedule concerned, and any other item in a Schedule to this instrument has effect according to its terms.
Repeal the subrules, substitute:
(2) The allocation of an approved classification to a group of duties must be based on the work value of the group of duties.
(2A) The allocation of an APS Level classification, Executive Level classification or SES classification to a group of duties must be based on the work value of the group of duties described in the work level standards for that classification issued, in writing, by the Commissioner (as those standards exist on 1 December 2014).
Omit “the group of duties”, substitute “a group of duties”.
Repeal the subrule, substitute:
(4) If a group of duties to be performed in an Agency involves work value applying to more than one classification, the Agency Head may allocate more than one classification (called a broadband) to the group of duties.
Repeal the rule, substitute:
An Agency Head must issue, in writing, work level standards for each classification, other than an APS Level classification, Executive Level classification or SES classification, describing the work value of the group of duties to be performed in the Agency at that classification.
Insert:
(1) Despite the amendments of rules 9 and 10 and the Dictionary made by Part 1 of Schedule 1 to the
Public Service Classification Amendment (Work Level Standards and Other Measures) Rule 2014 :
(a) an approved classification that, before 1 December 2014, was allocated to a group of duties to be performed in an Agency continues to have effect on and after that day; and
(b) work level standards for a classification, other than an APS Level classification or Executive Level classification, that were in effect under rule 10 immediately before 1 December 2014 continue to have effect on and after that day as if they had been issued under rule 10 as in force on or after that day.
(2) However, if an Agency Head allocates an APS Level classification, Executive Level classification or SES classification to a group of duties on or after 1 December 2014, the allocation must be done in accordance with these Rules as in force on or after that day.
Note: The effect of this subrule is that the allocation would need to be based on the work value of the group of duties described in the work level standards for the relevant classification issued, in writing, by the Commissioner (see subrule 9(2A)).
Insert:
APS Level classification means any of the following classifications mentioned in column 2 of Schedule 1:
(a) APS Level 1;
(b) APS Level 2;
(c) APS Level 3;
(d) APS Level 4;
(e) APS Level 5;
(f) APS Level 6.
Executive Level classification means either of the following classifications mentioned in column 2 of Schedule 1:
(a) Executive Level 1;
(b) Executive Level 2.
Repeal the rule.
Repeal the subrule.
Omit “engaged”, substitute “employed”.
Repeal the notes, substitute:
Note 1: See rule 4.
Note 2: A number of expressions used in these Rules are defined in the Act, including the following:
(a) Agency;
(b) Agency Head;
(c) APS employee;
(d) modern award;
(e) SES;
(f) SES employee.
Repeal the following definitions:
(a) definition of
Agency ;(b) definition of
Agency Head ;(c) definition of
APS ;(d) definition of
APS employee ;(e) definition of
Commissioner ;(f) definition of
modern award ;(g) definition of
SES ;(h) definition of
SES employee .
Repeal the definition, substitute:
transitional APCS has the meaning given by subsection 23(6) of the Act.
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