Draft Resourcing Strategy

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The Resourcing Strategy was endorsed at the Ordinary Council Meeting 28 June 2022. Read the report here.

Randwick Council is seeking community feedback on our draft Resourcing Strategy.

The Resourcing Strategy is an essential element of our Integrated Planning and Reporting Framework. It is a long term plan for how we will provide the resources required to perform our functions including delivering the outcomes of our Community Strategic Plan through our four year delivery program, and providing the ongoing services and regulatory functions needed by our community.

The Strategy details how Council will provide the resources required to deliver on its commitments to the community whilst maintaining the long-term sustainability of the organisation.

The Resourcing Strategy is made up of four interrelated components:

1. Long-term Financial Planning 

  • This includes our Finance Management Strategy and 10 year Long-term Financial Plan.

2. Asset Management Planning 

  • This includes our Asset Management Strategy, Asset Management Policy and Asset Management Plans.

3. Information Management and Technology Planning 

  • This includes our Information Management and Technology Strategy.

4. Workforce Management Planning 

  • This includes our workforce Management Strategy that details how we will develop and prepare our workforce to meet the changing demands of our community as well as the emerging challenges faced by an aging workforce. Given the operational nature of this strategy, it is not required to be publicly exhibited or adopted by Council.

Read the strategy

Read our draft Resourcing Strategy.

Separate components

Have Your Say

Have your say on the draft Resourcing Strategy by:

Consultation period: 28 April to 5pm, 27 May 2022.

The Resourcing Strategy was endorsed at the Ordinary Council Meeting 28 June 2022. Read the report here.

Randwick Council is seeking community feedback on our draft Resourcing Strategy.

The Resourcing Strategy is an essential element of our Integrated Planning and Reporting Framework. It is a long term plan for how we will provide the resources required to perform our functions including delivering the outcomes of our Community Strategic Plan through our four year delivery program, and providing the ongoing services and regulatory functions needed by our community.

The Strategy details how Council will provide the resources required to deliver on its commitments to the community whilst maintaining the long-term sustainability of the organisation.

The Resourcing Strategy is made up of four interrelated components:

1. Long-term Financial Planning 

  • This includes our Finance Management Strategy and 10 year Long-term Financial Plan.

2. Asset Management Planning 

  • This includes our Asset Management Strategy, Asset Management Policy and Asset Management Plans.

3. Information Management and Technology Planning 

  • This includes our Information Management and Technology Strategy.

4. Workforce Management Planning 

  • This includes our workforce Management Strategy that details how we will develop and prepare our workforce to meet the changing demands of our community as well as the emerging challenges faced by an aging workforce. Given the operational nature of this strategy, it is not required to be publicly exhibited or adopted by Council.

Read the strategy

Read our draft Resourcing Strategy.

Separate components

Have Your Say

Have your say on the draft Resourcing Strategy by:

Consultation period: 28 April to 5pm, 27 May 2022.

  • CLOSED: Submissions have closed.

    Your comments are welcome on the draft Resourcing Strategy. To complete the survey you need to be registered on this site. 

    Privacy: Your privacy is important to us. We will not make public your personal details, but we may use excerpts of your comments and feedback (without identifying details) as part of our community consultation analysis and in reporting the outcomes of this consultation to Council for their consideration. 

    Consultation has concluded
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