Creating Reports for the PSMPC

These topics provide an overview of and discuss Australian PSMPC reporting.

Page Name

Definition Name

Usage

APS Employee Additional Data Page

APS_PERSDTA_AUS

Enter additional employee data required for APS (Australian Public Service) reporting.

Define APS Movement Page

APS_MOVECODE_AUS

Define or modify codes for changes in employment status. These codes are used by APS for administering human resources functions when employees change positions or job status.

Define APS Non-English Code Page

APS_LNG_CD_AUS

Define or modify codes for languages used in APS (Australian Public Service non-English code) reporting.

Create APS PSMPC Page

APS_RUNCTL_AUS

Process the Snapshot and Change reports for PSMPC (Public Service and Merit Protection Commission) reporting.

The Australian PSMPC requires that all government agencies provide employment details for employees employed under the Public Service Act 1999. Agencies are required to supply this information to the PSMPC in two files that include a range of personal and employment data about the agency's workforce.

The first file, called the Snapshot report, describes the state of the agency at a particular point in time. The second file, the Change report, describes how the agency has changed over a specific period of time.

The reports supply the employees' current job details. If an employee performs another job for a period of more than 90 consecutive days, then the employee's substantive job is not reported.

Use the APS Employee Additional Data (Australian Public Service employee additional data) page (APS_PERSDTA_AUS) to enter additional employee data required for APS reporting.

Image: APS Employee Additional Data page

This example illustrates the fields and controls on the APS Employee Additional Data page. You can find definitions for the fields and controls later on this page.

APS Employee Additional Data page

Field or Control

Definition

Employment Category

Select the appropriate category to define the employee's position. Options are Non Ongoing - Irregular Duties, Non Ongoing - Specific Task, Non Ongoing - Specific Term, and Ongoing Employee.

Engagement Date

Select the date to record the engagement date of the current period of employment in APS.

Previous Work Sector

Select the employee's previous work sector.

1st Language Spoken

Select the language classification.

1st Non English Language

If you select Language other than English as the first spoken language, select the employee's first language in this field.

Mother's Primary Language andFather's Primary Language

Select the employee's parents' primary language.

Arrival Year in Australia

Enter the year the employee first arrived in Australia.

Use the Create APS PSMPC (create Australian Public Service Public Service and Merit Protection Commission) page (APS_RUNCTL_AUS) to process the Snapshot and Change reports for PSMPC reporting.

Image: Create APS PSMPC page

This example illustrates the fields and controls on the Create APS PSMPC page. You can find definitions for the fields and controls later on this page.

Create APS PSMPC page

Field or Control

Definition

Company

Enter the company that you want to report on.

Start Date andEnd Date

This date range is the period when employee details are processed.

For the Change report, this date range is the period when change entities specified by APS, like maternity leave or postal code, has changed on the period specified on the run control.

For the Snapshot report, employees who are active at the end date will be reported.

Report Type

Select the report type. Options are Change Extract and Snapshot Report.

Contact Phone

Enter a number for the APS employment database project team to call in order to clarify information in the APS employee report.

See the product documentation for PeopleTools: Process Scheduler