5-year financial summary
Current financial year review and significant changes in financial position
In 2020-21, the Commission is reporting a net deficit from transactions of $2.46 million.
The deficit in net results from transactions is mainly due to the Victorian Leadership Academy, People Matter Survey and Public Entity Executive Classification utilising funds received from prior financial years.
Financial position – balance sheet
The Commission’s net asset base as at 30 June 2021 is $5.74 million. This is a decrease of $2.22 million from 2019-20. The lower net asset base has been primarily driven by the Commission using prior years funds for 2020-21 initiatives.
Significant changes in the financial position and major factors affecting performance
There were no significant changes which affected the Commission’s performance during the reporting period.
Capital projects
During 2020-21 financial year, the Commission completed one capital project: Azure Development and Migration.
Disclosure of grants and transfer payments
The Commission provided a $2,500 grant to the Pride Network.
Subsequent events
There are no subsequent events to report.
Financial performance
Operating position
Net results of output appropriation and does not include trust funds.
Liquidity position
Efficiency
Non-financial performance
Service stream 1
Workforce data collection, workforce climate measurement, workforce insights analysis, development and reporting.
Effectiveness
Note: Proportion of employees who undertake the People Matter Survey across all participating agencies
Participation was lower during COVID-19.
Efficiency
Collection of workforce data was impacted by COVID-19. The People Matter Survey was delayed from April to October 2020.
Service stream 2
Workforce programs and employment pathways.
Effectiveness
Note: CareersVic customer satisfaction score
The customer satisfaction score for Careers.Vic was lower due to the flow of schools jobs on the platform. Satisfaction was low during peak advertisement periods for schools. Satisfaction was above target during other periods.
Note: Number of engagement and promotion activities undertaken by the Jobs and Skills Exchange
The number of Jobs and Skills Exchange engagement and promotional activities was reduced due to COVID-19 restrictions.
Efficiency
Service stream 3
Development of programs tailored to each band of the Senior Executive Service of the Victorian Public Service.
Effectiveness
Efficiency
In 2020-21, the Victorian Leadership Academy offered short-term development activities instead of long-term development programs as in previous years. The lower completion rate is due to Executives having less time available for development activities during COVID-19.
Service stream 4
Victorian executive service reform and public entity executive reforms.
Effectiveness
Efficiency
Service stream 5
Issuing, maintaining and promoting Codes of Conduct and Employment Standards