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DISCUSSION UPDATE ON HUMAN RESOURCES RELATED MATTERS: FILLING OF VACANCIES VETTING OF OFFICIALS PROMOTIONS AND CAREER DEVELOPMENT POLICIES DCS SKILLS PROGRAMMES MANAGEMENT OF SUSPENSIONS FILLING OF VACANCIES FILLING OF VACANCIES BRIEFING ON HR MATTERS – JUNE 2011 INTRODUCTION The current structure was approved in 2003/4, requiring DCS to have approximately 60 000 posts. By 2007/08 DCS funded post establishment was 46 874. In 2007/08 however, due to DCS’s consistent inability to maintain a reasonable vacancy rate of 5%, National Treasury suspended R522 million from DCS compensation of employees baseline, with intention that once DCS could prove ability to fill vacant posts, that suspended amount would be reintroduced into the baseline. On 15 August 2008 DCS declared a partial moratorium on the filling of vacancies in order to fund requirement to pay for overtime as per Resolution 1 of 2007. In 2009/10, DCS funded the OSD once-off payment and the OSD translation through maintaining a 100% moratorium, which resulted in a projected funded staffing level of 41 500 and an actual staffing level of 40 953 as of 31 March 2010. PROGRESS REPORT ON THE FILLING OF VACANCIES A decision was taken in February 2010 to start advertising posts to ensure vacancies were filled. However this advertising was delayed due to the need to determine which posts were Public Service Act posts and which were Correctional Services Act posts. On the 1 July 2010, a decision was taken by senior management, to uplift the moratorium for filling of posts. A total of 3135 posts has since been advertised on various levels and occupations. Of the advertised posts, 1745 post have been filled. A detailed plan has been put in place to address the variance. STATISTICS ON THE NUMBER OF POSTS ADVERTISED AND FILLED PER REGION NUMBER OF NUMBER OF NUMBER OF POSTS POSTS FILLED POSTS VARIANCE REGION ADVERTISED (1 Apr 2010 – 31 (1April 2010 – 31 (1 Jul 2010 – 31 May 2011) May 2011) May 2011) Head Office 380 226 154 KwaZulu/Natal 267 92 175 Gauteng 230 104 126 Western Cape 225 93 132 Limpopo/Mpumalanga 303 70 233 /North West Free State/Northern 257 72 185 Cape Eastern Cape 441 72 369 Learnership (National) 1 032 1016 12 TOTAL 3 135 1 745 1386
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