Staff Engagement Data
Jem Traylen made this Official Information request to Public Service Commission
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From: Jem Traylen
Tena koe e te Rangatira
Dear State Services Commission,
1. Please provide an excel spreadsheet of all staff engagement data from state sector agencies that you hold.
Note - If you have an existing dataset to hand (such as you may have used to produce the latest performance reports) that would be acceptable as an initial installment.
2. Please provide the latest whole-of-agency engagement reports for each of the Central Agencies.
3. Please provide a list of all briefings provided to your current minister up until 10 December 2017.
Nga mihi
Jem Traylen
PolicyWorks NZ
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Dear Jem Traylen
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Dear Ms Traylen,
Please find attached a transfer letter for part of your OIA request dated
15 February 2018.
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Ministerial Services
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Level 10, 2 The Terrace, Wellington 6140 | [3]www.ssc.govt.nz |
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Dear Jem
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was received as a partial transfer from State Services Commission on 27
February 2018. A response will be provided in accordance with the Act.
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Dear Ms Traylen,
Please find attached an extension letter in relation to your OIA dated 15
February 2018.
Kind regards
Ministerial Services
Ministerial Services | State Services Commission
E [1][email address] or [2][email address]
Level 10, 2 The Terrace, Wellington 6140 | [3]www.ssc.govt.nz |
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From: Jem Traylen
Tena koe Ministerial Services [SSC],
Thank you for your letter advising your decision to extend the deadline for my request.
1.It would have been preferable for you to consult me on the scope and particularity of my request before such a decision was made.
2. Are there any datasets that have been previously released that I could be provided with immediately? My request is actually urgent as I am involved in recruitment processes with the state sector.
3. In your response letter, please include the list of parties consulted, and why the process could not have been reasonably completed without an extension.
Nga mihi,
Jem Traylen
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A response is attached regarding your Official Information Act Request.
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From: Jem Traylen
Tena koe State Services Commission,
Re my OIA request on staff engagement
It has come to my attention that there has been at least one OIA request of a similar nature in which you released a spreadsheet of relevant data (requester A Chela).
Why has this spreadsheet not already been provided to me?
Please action immediately or I will be forced to make a formal complaint to the Ombudsman.
Yours faithfully,
Jem Traylen
From: Jem Traylen
Tena koe State Services Commission,
Re my OIA request on staff engagement
It has come to my attention that there has been at least one OIA request of a similar nature in which you released a spreadsheet of relevant data (requester A Chela).
Why has this spreadsheet not already been provided to me?
Please action immediately or I will be forced to make a formal complaint to the Ombudsman.
Yours faithfully,
Jem Traylen
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2317851 SSCOIA Reply SSC2018 0023 Staff Engagement Data Ms Jem Traylen FYI Website.PDF.pdf
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2319389 FINAL J Traylen Engagement data.PDF.pdf
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2319390 Final Staff Engagement Report.PDF.pdf
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2319389 FINAL J Traylen Engagement data.xlsx
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Dear Ms Traylen,
Please find attached SSC’s response to your OIA dated 15 February 2018.
Note we have also included the staff engagement data in the spreadsheet
format as requested.
Kind regards
Ministerial Services
Ministerial Services | State Services Commission
E [1][email address] or [2][email address]
Level 10, 2 The Terrace, Wellington 6140 | [3]www.ssc.govt.nz |
[4]newzealand.govt.nz
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We lead, we serve.
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Dear Jem
Please find attached a scanned copy of a letter regarding your recent
Official Information Act 1982 request about engagement reports, and the
document for release.
Kind regards
Ministerial
Coordinator
Office of
the Chief
Executive
Department
of the
Prime [1]cid:image001.gif@01CE893F.79F24AB0
Minister
and Cabinet
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Dear Jemn
I made a similar OIA request sometime ago. So they should be able to immediately provide you with such a dataset on an excel spreadsheet.
Note I had to ask twice - in my first request I did make it absolutely clear that if possible the response was to be provided as a data file such as a spreadsheet.
Instead they simply sent me some graphs. so I went back and asked again - this time they did provide a spreadsheet.
For some reason they seem reluctant for anyone to know what is going on with the morale of public servants.
Good luck!
A Chela
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