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Australian Government Architecture Reference Models Version 3.0

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5.3.9 [109] Employment A<br />

Employment includes supporting employment growth and working environments; supporting strategies to<br />

improve workplace relations, productivity and performance; and supporting labour market stability and growth.<br />

Business Sub Function Defines the set of Business Capabilities that<br />

10901<br />

Human Resources<br />

Development A<br />

10902<br />

Industrial Awards and<br />

Conditions A<br />

10903<br />

Labour Markets A<br />

10904<br />

Workplace Agreements A<br />

� provide support for staff development and management;<br />

� provide career planning advice, professional development and<br />

training;<br />

� conduct research into recruitment, retention and organisational<br />

demographics to support long-term planning for human resources<br />

development.<br />

� support the establishment and use of industrial awards and<br />

conditions;<br />

� issue awards with regard to rates of pay and working conditions;<br />

� advise on regulations regarding the conduct of employers and<br />

employees across a particular industry or occupation;<br />

� hear disputes and offer independent arbitration services.<br />

� support the growth and stability of labour markets (including<br />

initiatives to increase employment among individuals in target<br />

groups or across specific industries);<br />

� provide mechanisms for managing and disseminating job vacancy<br />

data;<br />

� issue licenses to organisations or individuals who provide<br />

employment services.<br />

� support the establishment and use of workplace agreements<br />

(including enterprise codes of practice);<br />

� certify agreements with regard to rates of pay and working<br />

conditions;<br />

� advise on regulations regarding the conduct of employers and<br />

employees across a particular organisation, or between an<br />

employer and an individual employee.<br />

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