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APS Disability Employment Strategy

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The Australian Public Service Disability Employment Strategy 2020–25 (the Strategy) provides a foundation for building an inclusive and diverse Australian Public Service (APS).

In May 2019, the Australian Government committed to a new employment target for people with disability in the APS of 7% by 2025. Across the APS, 7% equates to employing at least an additional 4,500 people with disability by 2025.

The Strategy has 2 focus areas for how to:

  • attract, recruit and retain more people with disability
  • improve accessible and inclusive workplace cultures and environments

Actions for effective implementation in Commonwealth agencies are provided in detail.

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This resource aligns with Diversity and Inclusion under APS People at the Practitioner level.

Topics
Leading in the APS
Recruitment
Relationships
Representation
Strategic thinking
Career pathways
Categories
Diversity and Inclusion
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2 November 2022

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