Job Satisfaction at Department of the Treasury

Data analysis, data visualisation, microdata work, communicating with other internal teams and external agencies (e.g. RBA).

Analytical work, coordination, engagement with stakeholders, and presentations.

Policy making, research, coordination, writing

I contribute to multiple areas everyday and find my work quite satisfying as it allows me to tick boxes on short term tasks and progress long term projects simultaneously.

Day to day responsibilities include providing opinions on breaking news, preparing for events that we can trade on, and providing opinions to trades.

I am satisfied with the work i produce and contribute to achieve our teams results Sometimes the amount of work or degree of difficulty is low which leads to boredom, unproductivity and lack of direction or drive. However i believe this only applies to my role in particular and it is NOT a reflection of the Treasury as a whole!

A sound function between performance monitoring and organisational activities. It's been a useful way to adapt to working in a professional setting.

I am a policy analyst responsible for researching areas of policy and providing advice/analysis to senior staff and external stakeholders.

Tax costing

My day-to-day responsibilities include analysing complex and nuanced policy issues, administrative and document management and stakeholder engagement.

my day-to-day responsibilities mean i can be quite busy on some days and chill on others. overall, the work is balanced and my role often pushes me to learn skills out of my comfort zone

I am being given responsibility for organising Ministerial events, often tasked with ad hoc external correspondence, consulted on for my opinions and ideas about policy design and stakeholder engagement, as well as given a variety of tasks like reviewing an economic benefit model

As an analyst, my role is broad, I can be involved in research, drafting, stakeholder interaction, coordination, and generally supporting the more senior staff in achieving their objectives. As a graduate, I am fortunate to have been able to do a lot of varied work which has let me develop my skills across policy.

I do amazing work and would love to stay in the division I am in! Working with all different policy teams, I help design the law. This way I get exposure to both how policy works at Treasury but also how the legislative product is formed.

I love the work I get but would like to get more work.

Secretariat for Workplace Relations Committee. This involves planning and coordinating meetings. - Mailbox management. - ADHOC duties.

My role requires qualitative contributions to policy development, analysis of relevant issues and processing of some standardised products.

My usual day to day activities include: - working with policy teams to design legislation - drafting instructions for OPC - drafting explanatory materials for Bills - legal analysis in the development of legislation

I work across two teams - so my work looks very different day-to-day, typically I work on providing advice and support to IRB, preparing briefs/presentations and some administrative engagement work.

Drafting drafting instructions for legislation. Liaising with policy areas and stakeholders.