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Government Expectations for Redeployment in the State Services
For printing/downloading use the PDF file attached above. See: Redeployment option for State servants - statement from the Minister of State Services |
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These expectations should be considered in conjunction with relevant legislation and employment agreements. These expectations supplement the Government's Expectations for Pay and Employment Conditions in the State Sector, and the Fact Sheet on Capping Core Government Administration. IntroductionThis document sets out Government expectations for State Services agencies to adopt good employment relations practices in redeploying surplus staff within the State Services where suitable positions are available. It has been developed in conjunction with the Public Service Association. These expectations are written within a context of significant change within the State Services and a deteriorating fiscal and economic environment. The Government believes that a process for redeploying surplus staff within the State Services will improve the quality of change management processes used by agencies and help to:
Government ExpectationsThe Government expects Public Service departments to:
The Government invites the five Crown entities within 'core government administration' (Housing New Zealand Corporation, New Zealand Qualifications Authority, New Zealand Transport Agency, New Zealand Trade and Enterprise, and the Tertiary Education Commission) to also participate in the redeployment process on the same basis. The redeployment process is also available for non-Public Service departments and other Crown entities outside of 'core government administration', should they wish to participate. The Redeployment ProcessThe flow chart below sets out the State Services redeployment process. The State Services Commission will provide participating agencies with guidance on implementing the redeployment process, including compliance with relevant legislation such as the State Sector Act 1988 and the Crown Entities Act 2004.
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