New data to be released today with Queensland’s state budget reveals the state’s public service has added about 11,700 full time equivalent employees in the past year, with corporate roles growing at a faster rate than frontline jobs. New data to be released today with Queensland’s state budget reveals the state’s public service has added about 11,700 full time equivalent employees in the past year, with corporate roles growing at a faster rate than frontline jobs. Budget, State and Territory Parliament, State and Territory Government, ALP, Public Sector, Liberal National Party of Queensland, Income Distribution, Wages and Benefits Latest business news
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