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Principles for use of social media by departmental employees. Staff who use social media networks, need to take a commonsense approach and consider the Australian Public Service Commission guidance on making public comment and participating online, as well as considering the Department's own values and culture
5 Sep 2017 Strict social media guidelines for public servants set a dangerous precedent for Australia.
13 Aug 2017 The new social media guidelines published last week are a descendent of this regulation. They make it clear that public servants, as members of the Australian community, have the right to participate in public and political debate. They remind public servants that as employees of an agency, people will
7 Aug 2017 APS employees have particular responsibilities under the Public Service Act 1999 that come with being employed as a public servant by the Commonwealth of Australia. In some cases, these responsibilities limit their ability to participate fully in public discussions, including on social media. In general, APS
7 Aug 2017 Public servants could breach tough new social media rules if they criticise the government by "liking" posts on Facebook or Twitter or by sharing negative information or comments in private emails. The public sector union and Labor have called a new social media guidance released by the Australian
Behaving ethically is critical in the public sector. This guide assists APS employees to understand the practical application of the APS ethics framework — the Values and Code of Conduct — in both common and unusual circumstances. Australian Public Service Commission
7 Aug 2017 Labor has called on the Coalition to explain new guidelines for the use of social media by public servants, warning disciplinary action over private communication or posts by family and friends is unfair. The public sector union and the Greens called a new social media guidance released by the Australian
5 Sep 2017 The recent statement from the Australian Public Service Commission on public servants' use of social media (Making public comment on social media) provoked a lively public reaction. "Tough new rules", "crackdown on public servants' Facebook posts", "significant overreach", "free speech in peril" were
The purpose of this policy is to encourage agencies to make greater use of social media and empower public sector staff to use these tools where it assists in improving service delivery. Besides the NSW Government's Social Media Policy, other government agencies also have their own policies. Examples are listed below.
7 Aug 2017 The Australian Public Service Commission has published its most explicit guidelines yet about how freedom of speech is limited by the APS Code of Conduct — but there's no new policy, as reported by the government's favourite newspaper this morning. The new guide, Making public comment on social
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