To help DHS employees balance the demands of their increasingly complex modern lives, some components and offices within the department allow for alternative worktops (AWS) and telecommuting. The telework policy at DHS varies by component and office. Employees in offices that allow telework may be allowed to telework up to one day a month for reasons such as special projects, illness or the unavailability of your regular office. Workers receive a mobility bonus, which must be paid as an annual package, in recognition of their continued commitment to these new ways of working. The Victorian Public Service Enterprise Agreement 2020 was officially approved by the Fair Labour Commission on October 2, 2020 and began its work on October 9, 2020. The adoption of changing priorities is essential to creating a safe and flexible employment environment in the public service. The parties recognized the importance of ensuring that employees could be used reactively to support government priorities. Victorian Public Service Enterprise Agreement 2020 (PDF, 6.33 MB) Alternative work schedules (AWS) are different working hours from traditional fixed hours (for example. B 8 hours a day, 40 hours a week). AWS allows eligible employees to organize work schedules that help staff balance work and family tasks. The parties to the agreement committed to implementing changes in the operation and provision of services by the Victorian government by adopting the principles of “labour mobility.” The principles recognize that the services required by the community of a modern public service are not static; they change all the time.
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