Split assessment for payroll tax annual adjustment return Implementation of the National Relay Service to improve telephone access to information for our clients and potential employees. The ongoing development of the Tasmanian Government Tenders website is WC3 compliant. The ongoing incorporation of disability planning into new developments and refurbishments. This has included identifying community inclusiveness and accessibility as a key component of the redevelopment of Parliament Square. The most significant change The implementation and online accessibility of all Smart Forms for the State Revenue Office. Why significant? The Smart Forms provide better access to people with a disability. Being able to complete the forms online provides members of the community with better access, which may also remove a barrier for those with literacy difficulties. Evidence of the change The publication of all Smart Forms is visible on the public State Revenue Office website. Emerging issues/challenges? Technical difficulties which may arise with website administration and maintenance are an ongoing challenge. 2. Access to Employment Opportunities, Career Development, Retention and Recruitment Actions/initiatives Treasury successfully employed a person with significant physical disability to undertake their first workplace engagement since their injury. This involved planning and coordinating a number of activities to ensure adequate accessibility and support was provided. Extensive planning was undertaken including access arrangements to the building and work environment, the rescheduling of all meetings to be held in access friendly areas, and the provision of appropriate facilities. A Awareness’ activity has been undertaken at Branch Meetings to raise ‘Disability awareness of different types of disability and help identify and promote the benefits of working with people with disabilities. We have continued to review our job information on and our recruitment and selection processes to ensure they are accessible to people with a disability.
Split assessment for payroll tax annual adjustment return Implementation of the National Relay Service to improve telephone access to information for our clients and potential employees. The ongoing development of the Tasmanian Government Tenders website is WC3 compliant. The ongoing incorporation of disability planning into new developments and refurbishments. This has included identifying community inclusiveness and accessibility as a key component of the redevelopment of Parliament Square. The most significant change The implementation and online accessibility of all Smart Forms for the State Revenue Office. Why significant? The Smart Forms provide better access to people with a disability. Being able to complete the forms online provides members of the community with better access, which may also remove a barrier for those with literacy difficulties. Evidence of the change The publication of all Smart Forms is visible on the public State Revenue Office website. Emerging issues/challenges? Technical difficulties which may arise with website administration and maintenance are an ongoing challenge. 2. Access to Employment Opportunities, Career Development, Retention and Recruitment Actions/initiatives Treasury successfully employed a person with significant physical disability to undertake their first workplace engagement since their injury. This involved planning and coordinating a number of activities to ensure adequate accessibility and support was provided. Extensive planning was undertaken including access arrangements to the building and work environment, the rescheduling of all meetings to be held in access friendly areas, and the provision of appropriate facilities. A ‘Disability Awareness’ activity has been undertaken at Branch Meetings to raise awareness of different types of disability and help identify and promote the benefits of working with people with disabilities. We have continued to review our job information on and our recruitment and selection processes to ensure they are accessible to people with a disability.