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PERFORMANCE PAY During the year performance-based pay was not paid to any SES or non-SES employees. Table 3: Classification structure and pay rates other reporting Part 6 Aps classification and no. of staff Salary rates on 1 july 2005 Salary rates on 1 july 2006 APS 1 - 1 employee $32,916 $34,397 $33,807 $35,328 $35,197 $36,781 APS 2 - 98 employees $36,041 $37,663 $38,006 $39,716 $39,968 $41,767 APS 3 - 165 employees $42,118 $44,014 $43,188 $45,131 $44,307 $46,300 APS 4 - 93 employees $47,209 $49,333 $48,436 $50,615 $49,677 $51,912 APS 5 – 102 employees $51,032 $53,329 $52,632 $55,000 $54,114 $56,549 APS 6 - 35 employees $55,119 $57,599 $58,374 $61,001 $63,314 $66,163 EL1 - 116 employees $70,658 $73,838 $73,478 $76,785 $76,298 $79,731 EL2 - 95 employees $81,495 $85,162 $85,974 $89,843 $92,394 $96,552 $93,856 $98,079 $95,482 $99,779 $97,922 $102,328 SES1 - 8 employees $115,000 - $140,000 $130,000 - $165,000 SES2 - 6 employees $140,000 - $160,000 $140,000 - $170,000 96 Family Court of Australia Annual Report 2005–2006
Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) During 2005-06, the Court completed a review of its OH&S Policy and Procedures. The review was undertaken in consultation with employees and the Community and Public Sector Union. OH&S committees are in place within the registries, and the National Support Office, in conjunction with the placement of fire wardens, first aid officers and Health and Safety Representatives. The Court remains focused on the management and reduction of high-risk injuries and aims to maintain a high level of employee awareness and knowledge of OH&S issues. Any hazards or incidents are reported to the Human Resources team. The reported issues are logged on the Hazard Incident database for monitoring. Table 4: Occupational health and safety premium rate comparison Family Court of Australia All agencies (average) Part 6 Other reporting 2004-05 2005-06 2004-05 Premium rates* 2.21% 2.02% 1.67% Claim frequency (claims 0.39 0.44 0.53 per $m payroll) at mid-May 2006) Average lifetime claim cost to the end of February 2006 $20,242 $22,069 $23,119 (* Figures are reviewed annually and are subject to change based on claims approved after the review date which can relate to previous periods.) OH&S activities undertaken by the Court during 2005-06 are outlined below. Employee Assistance Provider (EAP) Promotion In accordance with the Court’s commitment in the Certified Agreement to provide a supportive working environment, the EAP was re-launched in September 2005. To increase staff awareness of the free, professional and confidential services available from the Court’s EAP provider, IPS Worldwide, each employee received a pamphlet and telephone card advertising available services. IPS Worldwide provides counselling advice and management assistance through the Managers HelpLine. The Managers HelpLine is a telephone consulting service designed especially for managers and supervisors needing practical advice about workplace issues. Family Court of Australia Annual Report 2005–2006 97
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