Page 681 - Week 02 - Thursday, 18 February 2016
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Staff Doctors including Registrars/Juniors (all grades), (m) Health professional Officers (all grades), (n) Health Assistants (all grades), (o) Senior Officers, (p) Social workers (all grades), (q) Technical Officers, (r) Ward clerks (all grades), (s) Physiotherapists (all grades), (t) Administrative Officers (all grades) and (u) General Service Officers (all grades).
(2) For each of the staff categories in part (1), what is the administrative oncost (office, supplies, utilities, comms etc) used to budget for the provision of their services.
(3) What is the (a) head count and FTE and (b) number of staff for each of the staff categories (Nurse practitioner, Nurse in Charge, Nurse, Enrolled nurse, administrator, etc) engaged for (i) Tuggeranong Walk-in Centre and (ii) Belconnen Walk-in Centre.
(4) How many of the 2014-2015 ACT Health staff (7,064), by classification, remain contributors to the (a) PSS super scheme which closed in 2005 and (b) CSS super scheme which closed in 1990.
Mr Corbell: The answer to the member’s question is as follows:
(1) The data in the tables below is extracted from the ACT Health Workforce Profile for the pay period ending 17 June 2015, the last pay period of 2014-2015, and is the same material used in preparing the ACT Health Annual Report.
Classification Group |
Headcount |
Total Annual Salary |
Total Employer Super |
Total |
Avg Super% | |||
Administration Officers |
975 |
$ |
58,171,039.92 |
$ |
8,320,499.20 |
$ |
66,491,539.12 |
14.3% |
Dental |
22 |
$ |
2,150,455.29 |
$ |
280,384.00 |
$ |
2,430,839.29 |
13.0% |
Executive Officers |
23 |
$ |
4,516,522.00 |
$ |
888,401.02 |
$ |
5,404,923.02 |
19.7% |
General Service Officers & Equivalent |
495 |
$ |
22,335,008.07 |
$ |
4,015,550.24 |
$ |
26,350,558.31 |
18.0% |
Health Assistants |
81 |
$ |
4,028,862.21 |
$ |
510,507.66 |
$ |
4,539,369.87 |
12.7% |
Health Professional Officers |
1126 |
$ |
86,608,845.37 |
$ |
12,513,429.24 |
$ |
99,122,274.61 |
14.4% |
Information Technology Officers |
2 |
$ |
172,150.00 |
$ |
36,662.60 |
$ |
208,812.60 |
21.3% |
Legal Officers |
1 |
$ |
132,615.00 |
$ |
28,752.36 |
$ |
161,367.36 |
21.7% |
Medical Officers |
876 |
$ |
96,822,147.74 |
$ |
15,738,919.30 |
$ |
112,561,067.04 |
16.3% |
Nursing Staff |
2884 |
$ |
199,992,235.74 |
$ |
32,480,080.36 |
$ |
232,472,316.10 |
16.2% |
Professional Officers |
16 |
$ |
1,061,567.51 |
$ |
126,048.52 |
$ |
1,187,616.03 |
11.9% |
Senior Officers |
387 |
$ |
39,651,659.22 |
$ |
6,755,582.60 |
$ |
46,407,241.82 |
17.0% |
Teacher |
1 |
$ |
40,821.72 |
$ |
9,104.42 |
$ |
49,926.14 |
22.3% |
Technical Officers |
171 |
$ |
9,019,763.79 |
$ |
1,199,671.72 |
$ |
10,219,435.51 |
13.3% |
Trainees and Apprentices |
4 |
$ |
98,199.50 |
$ |
9,298.90 |
$ |
107,498.40 |
9.5% |
TOTAL |
7064 |
$ |
524,801,893.08 |
$ |
82,912,892.14 |
$ |
607,714,785.22 |
15.8% |
While ACT Health has data covering the costs of the employment of staff, it maintains this material in broader categories than that being requested. That is, employment costs of medical officers, administrative officers, technical officers and the like are not generally costed and recorded at the particular grade and increment level applying to an individual employee. There are approximately 60 such classification grades and further increment levels within these classifications.
Additionally, the non-salary material such as superannuation, allowances and remuneration on-costs can vary considerably at an individual level. For example, superannuation costs vary depending on whether an individual is a member of the CSS, PSS schemes or has the minimum community entitlement.
Extracting the data, to the extent that it could be broken down in accordance with the request, would require significant resources to obtain the information and to ensure its accuracy. Therefore, ACT Health considers this to be resource intensive as per 12.28 in the Companion to the standing orders.
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