About Workplace Health and Safety Procedures
Defines the purpose, context and approval pathway for the content of the Workplace Health and Safety Procedures.
Defines the purpose, context and approval pathway for the content of the Workplace Health and Safety Procedures.
To make recommendations to Council on academic policy and regulations pertaining to the operation of the University and shall monitor the implementation of approved policy.
To provide a current membership record for Academic Board.
The purpose of this policy is to provide specific date information to assist the USQ community.
To provide information on Semester 6 Academic Calendar for Northern Hemisphere partners only
Ensures academic employees are aware of the opportunities and conditions associated with developmental programs and outside studies programs.
The purpose of this statement is to provide academic guidance.
To provide direction about Academic Standing, Progression and Exclusion
The purpose of this policy is to provide guidelines in regard to accessing student information held at the university.
To provide minor, infrequent and temporary short term funds prior to an expense being incurred.
To provide information and guidance on principles relating to proposals to accredit programs offered by other institutions
The purpose of this policy is to provide guidance to academic and administrative employees who admit students.
To provide information on the current membership of the Animal Research Ethics Committee.
Ensure that the University complies with its legal responsibilities in accordance with the relevant Acts.
To provide information and guidance about appeals.
Outlines the processes used to offer temporary higher duties and or acting appointments.
Outlines the appropriate use of casual engagements and the process of recruitment, selection and appointment.
Outlines the categories of continuing employment and the applicable working arrangements and appointment processes.
Defines the engagement of employees on a fixed term appointments including procedures for appointment.
Outline the processes in involved making honorary, adjunct or visiting appointments.
Outlines the processes involved in the internal transfer or secondment of an employee to a position within the University.
Outlines the process used to make Sponsored Chair appointments and Personal Chair appointments.
Ensures all employees are informed of the applicable probationary period and associated requirements for continuing and fixed-term appointments.
Outlines the processes associated with the appointment and reappointment to a senior management or other nominated senior position for a specified period.
To provide guidance on assessment
Provides an opportunity to offer salary loadings to attract and or retain key employees.
Terms of Reference - The Audit and Risk Committee (“the Committee”) is established by the University Council (“the Council”) to assist the Council in discharging its oversight and corporate governance responsibilities under the Financial Accountability Act 2009, Financial Accountability Regulation 2009, the Financial and Performance Management Standard 2009 and other relevant legislation or prescribed requirements. In the performance of its function the Committee is required to have regard to the Audit Committee Guidelines – Improving Accountability and Performance Nov 2008.
To provide guidance on award eligibility and graduation
To provide guidance on Awards and Prizes
To provide information on the Business Classification Scheme (BCS) – Level 1 Functions
To provide information on the Business Classification Scheme – Level 1 Functions
To provide information and guidance on Business Classification Scheme – Level 2 Functions and Activities
To provide information and guidance on Business Classification Scheme – Level 3 Functions, Activities and Transactions
To provide information and guidance on Bachelor Degrees with Honours
Safeguard the University’s monies.
Provides a framework which offers support and flexibility for breastfeeding mothers in their transition back to and or ongoing study or work, and in their roles as parents.
To provide information on the Budget Management Committee
To provide information and guidance on the Business Classification Scheme
To establish a planned management process that identifies potential impacts which threaten the University of Southern Queensland, and to establish the framework to provide for the availability of business processes and resources in order to ensure the continued achievement of the University’s critical objectives. It is a vital component of enterprise risk management which itself forms an integral part of corporate governance.
The purpose of this template is to provide employees with a consistent business plan template.
The purpose of this policy is to advise USQ stakeholders and community of the appropriate maintenance, minor works and capital works authority and their governing principles.
To safeguard the University’s monies.
To provide information and guidance on Centres for Research and Development
To provide information on the Chancellor’s Committee
This policy and associated procedures outline the University's approach to ensuring that employees, students and visitors are not unfairly disadvantaged or discriminated against because of their parental responsibilities, while also ensuring that reasonable steps are taken to protect the study and work environment of others at the University, and to protect the University's assets and reputation. The policy also considers health and safety issues and other legislative responsibilities associated with children being on campus.
To provide guidance on the clarity of English language expression and grammar within assessment items
Provides a framework for University employees to identify and resolve issues concerning the ethical conduct of individuals at the University.
Outlines the key principles and responsibilities involved in the responsible conduct of research at USQ.
To provide information and guidance on the collection policy for the USQ Historical Archives
To identify those committees reporting to the Vice-Chancellor
To provide information about the committees of Academic Board and the Executive Committee
Council has established a number of committees to recommend to it in specific areas of policy formulation.
The University’s aim is to provide fair and consistent policies and procedures for resolution of complaints by students of the University.
To establish a compliance management framework to enable the University to effectively and efficiently manage compliance risks and ensure an appropriate approach to, and consistency between, external compliance requirements and internal policies, procedures, regulations and codes of conduct.
Assists employees to understand the requirements of the Workplace Health and Safety (Confined Spaces) Compliance Standard 1995 and Australian Standard AS 2865 – 1995 Safe Working in a Confined Space.
To provide guidance on the conflict resolution mechanisms and grievance procedures for committees and boards
Ensures that all contractors meet the requirements of contractor management at the University.
Corporate Credit Cards provide the University with an appropriate method for the purchase of low value, low risk goods and services and for the payment of University travel expenses and entertainment, as defined in the usage and restrictions for each card type. Furthermore, credit card misuse and
To provide information and guidance on Council’s dispute resolution policy and procedures
To provide information and guidance on the USQ Council’s Policy on Conflict of Interest
To provide a statement of responsibility for the USQ Council
To provide information and guidance on Course Identification
To provide guidance about courses.
To define responsibility for disaster preparedness (disaster recovery) of hard copy ‘public records’ held by, or under the control of, USQ. It is consistent with and should be read in conjunction with:
Disaster Preparedness Plan (DPP) for Hard Copy Records is to define responsibility for disaster recovery for ‘public records’ held by, or under the control of, USQ. It is consistent with and should be read in conjunction with the Collection Policy for the USQ Historical Archives; USQ Records Disposal Policy; and the USQ Business Classification Scheme Policy.
The purpose of the Disaster Preparedness (Hard Copy Records) Checklists procedure is to provide clear coherent information in the event of a disaster.
The Disaster Preparedness (Hard Copy Records) Action Sheets purpose is to provide a hard copy checklist to users in case of a disaster.
To provide definitions of terms used within Academic policies
To provide information and guidance on whether a postgraduate student should be HECS-liable or fee-paying.
To provide information and guidelines in the development of Certificate Awards, Advanced Certificate Awards, Associate Degree Awards and Graduate Certificate Awards
To provide information on the Disability Advisory Committee
Outlines the processes involved in managing misconduct or serious misconduct of employees at the University.
Supports the rights of both students and employees to achieve their full potential free from discrimination, harassment, victimisation and vilification.
To provide information and guidance on the Doctor of Philosophy
To provide information on Domestic Schedule of Courses and Fees
Provides appropriate controls and ongoing educational programmes to employees relating to the use of alcohol and drugs within the University community.
To provide information about electronic access control to areas in USQ facilities.
The University uses electronic methods of communication to keep in regular contact with its students and to deliver important information. This includes the delivery of formal communications from the University such as information about particular legislative requirements or entitlements, specific actions that must be taken by students or information about important events in the University calendar such as graduations and enrolment.
To provide information and guidance on student support to recognised Elite Athletes.
Ensures all employees are informed of the emergency procedures within the University.
To acknowledge, recognise and reward employees’ contributions to the University.
Aims to enhance an employee's career and professional development in relation to innovative ideas and methods of their particular discipline through an exchange programme with an outside organisation.
Ensures all employees are effectively and efficiently introduced to their new positions and the relevant policies, systems and processes of the University in order to perform and develop in their roles.
Provides opportunities to recognise and reward employees who achieve high standards of performance in the workplace.
To provide information and guidance on enrolment at USQ
To provide information on the Environmental and Sustainability Committee
To provide employees and students with a set of set of environmental standards
Ensures the University and its employees are compliant with legislative requirements in relation to electrical equipment, classes of work, inspection, testing and tagging to provide a safe and productive workplace.
To proactively provide accessible and equitable higher education opportunities to the diverse USQ student constituency, in particular to target groups identified as disadvantaged in their access to and participation in, higher education.
To provide guidance and information on the evaluation of teaching, courses and programs
This document has been prepared to provide information regarding research higher degrees examination procedures. It is not an attempt to cover every detail of the administrative procedure but it does seek to meet a perceived need for information relating to practical details regarding handling and administrative procedures.
To provide information and guidance on examination procedures
To ensure all excess monies held by the University are returned to the relevant client
To provide a list of all exchange agreements between the University and its affiliated campuses.
To provide information on the Executive Workplace Health and Safety Committee
Provides employees with an opportunity to comment on the organisation’s strengths and weaknesses through the use of an exit survey or interview.
To provide information and guidance on the extension of time with the payment of fees
To provide information on the storeroom and mailroom
To provide information and guidance on faculty Advisory Committees.
To provide information and guidance on Faculty Assembly
To provide information and guidance on USQ Faculty Boards
To provide information and guidance on procedures and general matters on Faculty Committees
Responsible for the promotion of effective learning and teaching and fostering a strong and dynamic learning and teaching culture within the Faculty
Faculty Program Management Committee is responsible for oversight and driving of the Faculty’s portfolio of academic programs
Faculty Research Committees are responsible for driving research and research training within the Faculty and for linkages with Research Centres related to the Faculty.
To provide a current list of Faculty of Arts Committee Membership
To provide information on the faculty of Art’s Board Membership
To provide information on the current Faculty of Business and Law Advisory Committee Membership
To provide information on the Faculty of Business and Law Board Membership
To provide a current membership list for the Faculty of Education Advisory Committee
To provide information on the Faculty of Education’s Board Membership
To provide information on the current Faculty of Engineering and Surveying Advisory Committee Membership
To provide information on the current Faculty of Engineering and Surveying Board Membership
To provide a current membership list for the Faculty of Sciences Advisory Committee Membership
To provide current information on the faculty of Sciences Board Membership
The guidelines are also intended to ensure the rational development of postgraduate fee-paying provision while, at the same time, protecting postgraduate course provision for certain HECS-liable students.
This includes assisting the Council in fulfilling its responsibilities relating to financial business operations including monitoring the financial performance of the University and each of its controlled entities, monitoring and assessing acquisitions
Provides new employees with information regarding financial assistance for relocation expenses when they are appointed to a position at the University.
The USQ First Aid Procedures have been prepared to provide guidance in the preparation and delivery of first aid.
Provides guidance and information relating to the minimum standard of safe work practice to reduce the risk of an accident or incident involving the use of forklift trucks or Pedestrian Operated Forklifts (POFs) in the workplace.
To provide a framework for employees in the prevention, detection, reporting and management of fraud and corruption in the workplace, including within the University, its partners and agents and its controlled and affiliated entities.
To provide information on furniture and fittings
The purpose of the Governance & Legislation Committee is to provide advice to Council on issues concerning Council operations including roles, responsibilities and conduct issues, committee structures and policy and legislation development.
Provides a mechanism for the resolution of complaints, grievances or problems raised by employees in relation to human resource management and employment related matters.
The guidelines are also intended to ensure the rational development of postgraduate fee-paying provision while, at the same time, protecting postgraduate course provision for certain HECS-liable students.
The purpose of this guideline is to provide direction for academic employees in relation to the preparation of dissertations.
To provide guidance on handling personal student information
To support the resolution of complaints through a grievance process which encourages informal resolution, where possible, through an expeditious and confidential process and access to formal internal or external mediation if required.
Ensures all individuals are aware of the hazard reporting procedures and the potential to cause injury to people or damage to property if it is not managed correctly.
Ensures all efforts are made to eliminate, substitute or reduce the amount of and exposure to hazardous substances in the workplace.
Ensures the University informs its employees regarding the recording and storage of hazardous substances in the workplace.
These regulations apply to the award of (earned) higher doctorates to graduates on the basis of work submitted by a graduate for such an award. The regulations do not apply to the award of honorary higher doctorates which the Council may confer in accordance with its policy “Honorary Awards and Titles Conferred by Council”.
To ensure that the use of University facilities by external and internal organisations is properly managed and to provide a mechanism for the recovery of costs.
Terms of Reference - The Honorary Awards Committee shall be responsible for considering nominations for, and offering, honorary awards and titles.
To provide information and guidance on Honorary Awards and Titles Conferred By Council
To review research proposals involving human experimentation, and to advise of any ethical considerations for those proposals.
To define the HR delegations for categories of positions at the University.
Provides information regarding the maintenance of and access to human resources files.
To define the purpose, context and approval pathway for the content of Human Resources Policies and Procedures.
The ICT Business Advisory Committee is responsible for focusing the business requirements of represented business areas, as these relate to the operational aspects and requirements of ICT systems and services not covered by their own User Reference Group or Committee
This policy outlines the direction, scope, and approach to the secure management of information resources and services within the University of Southern Queensland ICT environment. This policy will continue to be reviewed and evaluated in line with changes to business processes and information security risks.
To provide the ICT Strategy Committee guidance
Ensures any individual who is injured or involved in an accident at the University is informed of the procedures for reporting an Incident or Injury.
To provide advice to the University on Indigenous Affairs.
Recognises and provides a framework to encourage a supportive working environment for Indigenous Australians.
The Institutional Biosafety Committee assesses and reviews all research proposals involving the use of genetic manipulation technologies as well as certifying PC2 physical containment facilities and, where required by the guidelines, submits them to the Office of the Genetic Technology Regulator (OGTR) for assessment
To establish a structure for the ownership, reporting, identification, management and commercialisation of Intellectual Property.
To provide information on the Intellectual Property Committee
To provide information on the International Schedule of Courses and Fees
Is responsible to the Academic Board for matters which affect policy, goals and strategies for internationalisation and educational partnerships (international and domestic) within the University.
To maximise investment returns in a conservative investment portfolio whilst maintaining sufficient liquidity to meet University daily operating requirements and ensure the security of the funds.
Outlines the classification and reclassification process for professional employees.
To provide information and guidance on the Key Control Policy at USQ
Aims to provide employees with information in relation to accessing appropriate developmental programmes to increase their skills, broaden their experience and enhance their future career opportunities.
To offer recognition for excellence that enhances student learning, student engagement and the student experience at USQ.
To provide guidance to the Learning and Teaching Committee
The University of Southern Queensland has evolved from a primarily teaching institution to a modern flexible university, which includes research activity as an important part of its profile. The emergence of a research ethos at this University enhances the effectiveness of teaching and learning. Both activities have their roots in scholarship and are complementary. The Learning and Teaching Policy reflects the University’s mission statement as it relates to teaching and learning within USQ.
Outlines the categories of leave and the associated entitlements and absence provisions available to employees.
To provide a template for a Letter of Release
To provide a template for the letter of release not supported
Provides details of the benefits, processes and documentation associated with the linked classification program available for professional employees.
Ensures the minimisation of incidents and severity of manual handling injuries by identifying and controlling manual handling tasks in the workplace.
To provide information and guidance on the Master of Philosophy
To provide information and guidance on Master Degree Programs
USQ Meeting Schedule
To provide information and guidance on Minimum Class Sizes
To provide guidance on the minimum standards of support for research higher degree students
Ensures that all USQ employees are aware of the process for managing complaints of misconduct in research. The University’s processes for managing complaints of misconduct in research are consistent with the Australian Code for the Responsible Conduct of Research.
To effectively manage and control University motor vehicles.
Informs employees of the reasonable steps required to ensure a safe environment when driving vehicles on approved USQ directed or assisted travel.
To advise the University on multicultural and transnational issues, to promote USQ as a multicultural and transnational University in all internal and external dealings and to provide a forum for discussing multicultural and transnational matters.
To provide information and guidance about Multiculturalism Policy
The aim of the procedure is to assist Council in fulfilling its responsibilities relating to the governance of the University by searching for eminent and appropriately qualified people from the communities that the University serves, to be recommended to the Minister for Education, Queensland, for appointment as Governor-in-Council appointees.
OS-HELP provides financial assistance to eligible students, who are normally based in Australia, to undertake part of their course of study overseas.
Minimises the health risks to users from office copying machines by identifying and controlling hazards.
This policy provide information about Official Information and the USQ Website
To provide information and guidance on Organisational Section Reviews
The purpose of this document is to notify organisational and committee structure information to the USQ community.
To provide information and guidance on Other University Communication Fora and University Assembly
Provides information in relation to the undertaking of paid or unpaid employment external to the University whilst employed at the University.
To provide guidance and information on overheads for research grants and contracts
Ensures all employees and their supervisors are aware of the expectations and opportunities available for planning, managing, reviewing, recognising and improving individual employee performance.
Provides guidelines for employees to ensure specific protection and Personal Protective Equipment are used at the University.
To provide a source of funds for low value, low risk and infrequent purchases whilst safeguarding University funds.
The purpose of this policy is to provide guidance to management about the planning process.
The purpose of this template is to provide all Staff and Students with the planning, accreditation and review process for academic programs.
The Planning, Quality and Review Committee will act as a forum for oversight and institutional driving of planning, quality and review matters. The Committee shall report to the Vice-Chancellor through the Vice-Chancellor’s Committee or USQ Council through the Audit and Risk Committee.
The purpose of this page is to provide policy library site assistance and support.
To provide information and guidance on Honorary Awards and Titles
To provide information and guidance on the Award of Degrees Posthumously
To provide information and guidance on fee-paying undergraduate programs for domestic students
To establish a framework where USQ as registered provider assesses requests from students for a transfer to another registered provider pursuant to the requirements of the Education Services for Overseas Students Act 2000 and the requirements of Standard 7 of the National Code of Practice.
To establish a framework for the development, approval and review of policies and procedures within the University.
To provide information and guidance on Special Courses for Overseas Student Exchanges
To identify, record and track University property defined as Portable and Attractive Items.
Provides all employees with a clear understanding of position requirements and a general indication of the knowledge, skills and responsibilities at each USQ classification level.
Manages the approval for and establishment of continuing positions within the university.
Promotes appropriate behaviour in the workplace, free from bullying and harassment, intimidation, threats, armed aggression and psychological abuse.
This policy sets out the approved uniform basis for Pricing and Costing of University Goods and Services provided to Third Parties outside of the University, its controlled entities and joint ventures; the approved exceptions to the uniform approach and the associated rationale for each exception; and the procedure to be followed to achieve approved exception status. The policy also deals with the internal distribution of income derived from the sale of Goods and Services by the University.
Ensures all academic employees are aware of their responsibilities in relation to teaching, research, scholarship and service, and the facilities and support the University will provide to facilitate these requirements.
To provide information and guidance on gross-faculty teaching
To provide information and guidance about types of personal information held, why held and how individuals may access their personal information
To provide information and guidance on the handling and management of personal information
To provide information on process reviews
To comply with the relevant legislation under which the University is bound and to maximise the benefits to the University that can be delivered through an effective and efficient procurement process.
Provides an opportunity to encourage the enhancement and development of professional employees’ professional knowledge, skills and abilities through activities undertaken outside the University.
To provide information and guidance on the Master of Philosophy
To comply with the relevant taxation and other legislation under which the University is bound and to identify and manage the engagement of Professional Service Providers, which includes contractors and consultants.
To provide guidance to all students on professional and research ethics and also on the conduct of independent research.
This document is a register of Accredited Programs with current intake.
The following degrees, diplomas and associate degrees are to be discontinued and are no longer accepting new enrolments
The purpose of this template is to provide employees with a consistent business plan template.
The purpose of this template is to provide employees with a consistent business plan template.
To provide information on program nomenclature guidelines
To provide information and guidance on the Program and Policy Review Committee
To provide information on Academic, Non-Award and Enabling Programs
Provides promotional opportunities for academic employees on the basis of meritorious performance.
The purpose of this procedure is intended to clarify the extent to which external paid assistance may be involved in the preparation of the final version of a thesis
To provide information and guidance on the Protocol for Managing Jointly Badged Awards
To provide information and guidance on Uni Start Programs
The purpose of this procedure is to assist students who require identification for authenticating USQ initiated activities.
The Quality Management Framework provides structural management and support for quality issues and USQ organisational management systems and is designed to assist USQ in its organisational drive towards sustainability.
To ensure all monies owing to the University are collected, receipted and banked promptly in order to protect University funds.
Ensures that long serving employees are acknowledged for their contribution to the University.
Outlines the processes involved in the recognition of an employee’s service with eligible organisations prior to their commencement with the University.
To define responsibility for disposal of ‘public records’ held by, or under the control of, USQ. It is consistent with and should be read in conjunction with the USQ Archives Policy and Procedures
This policy outlines the direction, scope, and approach to the records management environment at USQ. This policy will continue to be reviewed and evaluated in line with changes to business processes and compliance requirements.
Outlines the University’s processes in relation to the recruitment, selection and appointment of the best people for available positions.
Outlines the processes and entitlements applicable when an employee has received notification that their position is no long required by the University
To comply with the relevant legislation under which the University is bound and to ensure the University delivers a transparent, effective and efficient student fee refund process.
To provide information and guidance on the conduct of USQ Council meetings
Defines the duties and procedures involved in the management of workplace injury or illness and rehabilitation.
To provide faith services and programs through the University Multifaith Chaplaincy Services Section
Terms of Reference - In order to ensure that the University has a transparent, competitive and appropriate remuneration structure, the Remuneration Committee shall be responsible for making recommendations to the Chancellor’s Committee on remuneration arrangements and renewal of contracts for the Senior Executive positions of the University.
The Committee is responsible to Academic Board for providing vision and leadership in relation to research and research training
To provide information and guidance on Research, Scholarship or Postgraduate Research Supervision Awards for Excellence
This policy on research and scholarship is based on the belief that effective, relevant and stimulating teaching derives from the efforts of staff to be up-to-date in their various disciplines. Research and scholarship are essential to these efforts.
To provide information and guidance on Risk Management
Informs employees of their eligibility for salary packaging applicable elements of their gross salary.
To provide a framework and guidance for the delegation of authority at the University.
Ensures employees are informed of the procedures involved with screen-based equipment to minimise the incidence and severity of injuries.
To provide a framework for the re-appointment of a Chancellor
To provide information on the Senior Leadership forum
Defines the procedures associated with a ‘smoke free’ work environment as part of the University’s obligation to takes all reasonable steps to provide employees, students and visitors with a safe work place, study and visit.
To effectively plan, manage and control University accommodation and space.
To consider and advise the Social Justice Committee on staff equity matters.
To provide information on the Staff Planning and Policy Committee
To provide information and guidance on standard statements for course specifications
To provide information about the Status of Women in Employment and Education Committee
To provide a consistent basis for planning, evaluation and review across the University over a long period; enabling long-term trends to be readily identified and recorded.
To provide guidance to students on the matter of academic misconduct.
a campus environment which is conducive to successful tertiary study.
To establish the process for special consideration to be granted to students in the Defence Forces Reserve.
To provide a framework for dealing with allegations of general misconduct committed by students
To provide information on the Student Equity Network
These guidelines outline both students’ reasonable expectations of the University as well as the responsibilities expected by the University of its students. It draws into a coherent document many of the principles outlined in the University’s various policies, procedures and guidelines. In each case, the relevant policy is hyperlinked.
This Deed is between the University of Southern Queensland and the Student named above, where the Student agrees to undertake or participate in a research project. Supervisors of students must consult with the Intellectual Property Officer.
To provide information and guidance on the Student Request for Release form
To provide an environment where students with a disability are appropriately supported and encouraged and are free from discrimination or harassment.
Aims to encourage and support University employees to undertake further education.
Provides employees with information in relation to superannuation entitlements provided through the University’s superannuation schemes.
To provide information and guidance on the teaching of USQ Programs in a language other than English
Ensures termination is managed and compliant with the provisions of relevant legislation and workplace agreements.
To frame curriculum development and the student learning journey and to facilitate the development of lifelong learning and employability skills for graduating students.
To provide information and guidance on the use of the University Seal
To provide information on traffic and parking at USQ
The purpose of this chart is to provide information to staff and students about transferring between registered providers
The Transition, Retention, Progression and Evaluation Committee is responsible for making policy recommendations, overseeing the implementation of policy, monitoring and review in the areas of transition, retention, progression and evaluation
Provides information on the entitlements and procedures associated with reasonable expenses for travel associated with personal development.
Informs employees of the University’s requirements in relation to transport, accommodation and associated expenses for directed travel on University business.
To provide a link to the University of Southern Queensland Act 1988
Provides introductory information for employees regarding the USQ Enterprise Agreement.
The Mission of the University of Southern Queensland is to enable broad participation in higher education and to make significant contributions to research and community development.
To provide information on USQ’s postgraduate research scholarship program
The University Program Management Committee is responsible for oversight and institutional driving of the University’s portfolio of academic programs
The purpose of this statement is to communicate and strengthen the values of the USQ.
The purpose of this document is to notify the University Vision to key stakeholders, organisational units, and to the USQ community.
Outlines the mechanisms for the improvement of individual employees performance through the performance planning and review process.
The Vice-Chancellor’s Committee is a key advisory committee to the Vice-Chancellor on all matters relating to the management of the University and on the setting of strategic directions and the development of policy
Informs employees, students, visitors and contractors of their responsibilities in ensuring the workplace health and safety of all visitors on the University’s premises.
Outlines the procedures and standards involved in identifying hazardous situations in the work environment and assessing the associated risks.
Ensures the University meets its workplace health and safety responsibilities to educate and assist individuals in their workplace.
To establish a structure that encourages the reporting of Public Interest Disclosures and enables the University to effectively manage such reports whilst ensuring the protection of whistleblowers.
Provides a framework for the University to ensure equitable distribution of fair and reasonable work allocation for academic and professional employees.
Ensures all employees are aware of the requirements and conditions associated with approval to work from home.
Provides professional employees with a clear understanding of their employment conditions relating to working hours, overtime and shift work as specified in the USQ Enterprise Agreement.
Provides professional employees with a clear understanding of their employment conditions relating to working hours, overtime and shift work as specified in the USQ Enterprise Agreement.
Ensures all employee and students are aware of the legislative requirements and procedures in relation to working with children.
Ensures the University and its employees are aware of Workplace Health and Safety requirements including, a safe place of work, safe systems of work, safe tools and equipment etc.
Outlines access provisions in relation to University workshops.
Outlines the corporate workwear options and entitlements of employees whilst employed at USQ.
The Social Justice Committee is charged with responsibility for ensuring that any programs and practices the University engages in with the wider community are consistent with enlightened principles of equity, social justice and inclusiveness.