Public sector survey changes raise eyebrows in Queensland
Queensland agencies reportedly changed survey prompts, with some removing or restricting optional free-text feedback.
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“Frank, fearless, but not so free-style? Staff survey changes raise eyebrows”
Public sector survey changes raise eyebrows in Queensland
Key points
- Circus notes changes to the Working for Queensland survey feedback prompts.
- Some agencies reportedly removed or restricted the free-text optional section.
- About 20 percent of the 330,000-strong workforce participated in 2025.
- Vacancy management in Child Safety may exempt ‘key frontline’ roles from fill.
- Senior teachers see pay issues due to award and agreement classifications.
Other reports
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“Frank, fearless, but not so free-style? Staff survey changes raise eyebrows”
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8 8 Public sector survey changes raise eyebrows in Queensland
Queensland agencies reportedly changed survey prompts, with some removing or restricting optional free-text feedback.