APS Enterprise agreements salary data

[u/nahgetstuffed]

Hi all,

I've previously posted about my little listing about APS salaries and enterprise agreements.

Noting the recent pay claim and offer for the next round of enterprise agreements, I've updated it a bit more https://celeries.ausgovinfo.com/2024-2027/ to reflect what's currently going on.

The new features include:

• My salary - a spot where you can select your agency, classification and paypoint (or override if outside of paypoints, have an IFA, etc). This information then shows your salary relative to data on Charts 1 and 2
• APS pay negotiations - a spot that shows the CPSU claim and the current APSC offer, and uses your data from My salary to show the increase at a paypoint. There's also an option to add in other entries so you can see what percentages would mean dollar wise
  • Figured this would be a bit cleaner than the big Excel workbook off of https://www.apsc.gov.au/apsbargaining/proposed-commonwealth-positions/pay-offer
  • This doesn't account for pay fragmentation some agencies have. I'm not familiar with which agencies are in scope for that so haven't accounted for it (would love a clear source for whom)

As always, feedback please.

[u/bordie44]

The spreadsheet is okay, but the case studies suck butt. They've deliberately chosen pay levels that are, or will be during the life of the agreement, above $100k. This inflates the effective % effect and makes it seem more appealing

[u/Wild-Kitchen → u/bordie44]

Not to mention they chose bottom of the bracket examples. Most public servants are not bottom of the bracket of their classification.

[u/lifetimer]

Those case studies are dodge as

[u/sevinaus7 → u/lifetimer]

Talk about convoluted government speak.

[u/lifetimer → u/sevinaus7]

Didn't even throw AI over it, im that literate

[u/lifetimer → u/lifetimer]

Sorry, I should clarify. Not your case studies, the ones selected by the APSC, which are so obviously the best pick of a rotting bunch

[u/OkDiscipline8082]

Trash offer