PS News   THIS WEEK
 Independent News for the Australian Public Service. Edition #342. Updated to Tuesday, 4 December 2012.
THIS WEEK’S UPDATE ONLINE NOW:  http://www.psnews.com.au/APS.html
MAIN NEWS STORIES
PS facing year of challenges
   2013 to be significant: Sedgwick ...read more...
Job classifications ruled on the level
   Review finds no need for change ...read more...
Public sector debates future in Canberra
   Institute launches 2013 conference ...read more...
New sports program all funds and games
   Commission to boost sports success ...read more...
Three decades of FOI celebrated
   Commissioner marks anniversary ...read more...
  Response to ADF abuse findings
   Taskforce to be formed ...read more...
Privacy laws to be upgraded
   Additional protections coming ...read more...
Century-old Act has had its day
   1908 quarantine laws to go ...read more...
New deal switched on for TV channels
   More Australian content coming ...read more...
Income management manages changes
   Evaluation prompts reforms ...read more...
PLUS MUCH MORE...
PS in Focus - Photos and faces from PS gatherings, get-togethers and goings on ...access here...
 PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
Doing the homework: Will working from home
work for most of us

   by Jodie McLeod
Personally speaking: Does your personality
match your job?

   by Sarah Jacob
Skilling up: Mastering the skill of mastering
new skills

   by Amy Gallo

 INTERNATIONAL
China
   Women protest at sex checks ...read more...
South Africa
   Global leader to shake up PSI ...read more...
Scotland
   Pension threat to cost PS ...read more...
New Zealand
   No interest in women’s issues ...read more...
Singapore
   PS increasingly complex ...read more...
PLUS MUCH MORE...

 CAREERS CENTRE
   A selection of the more interesting Public Service jobs plus
links to every PS vacancy in the land ...access here...

 CONFERENCES
      The best and most valuable PS-related conferences and
special events ...access here...
 
 PS FEATURES
Heading for home: Making teleworking work
   by Robert Killick
Open knowledge: FOI makes a friend
   by Craig Thomler
Home truths: Dealing with antisocial public
tenants

   by Anthony Negus

 TALKING POINT
Thou shalt not kill:
  How come Governments still are?

  Imposing the death penalty is a primitive form of justice say
Thomas Serafin, Benedict Coyne and Stephen Keim and it
should be abolished worldwide ...read more...

 PS-sssst...!
   Another behind-the-news look at what’s really happening in
the PS ...read more...

 OUT OF HOURS
Travel, Wine & Dine, At The Movies, Motoring
...plus much more...

 BOOKS
   Rama Gaind’s take on the latest and best books for the PS
...read more...


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Cheers,

Frank Cassidy
Editor - PS News
editor@psnews.com.au