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ARTICLE · 21 MAY 2014

Downsizing government and supporting new parents

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These are two areas of workplace change and uncertainty which may cause increased employee stress and workplace tension.

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Cuts to the Department of Defence, the ATO and other Australian Public Sector (APS) departments and agencies will flow from a general reduction in the size of government and the abolition or merger of various government agencies. This is in addition to a wave of public service staffing cuts under the previous government. The total number of Australian public service job losses identified in the budget is 16,500 across the four years to 2016 17, which includes 14,500 positions that had been flagged for reduction through the previous government's

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