Office & Workplace at Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA)

Modern facilities

Dress code is relatively casual, offices are pretty dull

Facilities are good and is in the heart of the city so there are plenty of lunch options. Dress code is 'dress for your day'. Formal attire is expected when meeting some stakeholders, otherwise it is more relaxed.

Not bad, modern and spacious office. Limited facilities and perks. Location is very central which is good. Dress code is not strict, but men tend to wear dress shirt + suits so it is not completely smart casual.

Great to all. Dress code is smart casual to smart formal, depending on your day

Hot-desking. Office space is great, with options for dual monitors and standing desks. Location is perfect - martin place is very central. Facilities are currently being upgraded, but they are decent. Dress code is business casual for most days, outside of external meetings. No coffee machine, which is a bit unfortunate

Office space, location and facilities are all great, with increased improvements due to upcoming office space move. Good natural light and working in-office facilities.

Modern and accessible, easy to access.

Overall, the office space is spacious, easy to access from a train station and has end of trip facilities if needed. The dress code is relatively formal. Casual fridays are normal.

Location and facilities are great. Dress code is good for a young graduate, however overall the dress code in the office varies. No expectation of suit and tie, but some graduates will wear this and it is noticed.

I think the sydney office is a central location and is very a nice office.

Location is amazing, as are the facilities team. Dress code is very flexible - dress for your day!

There's little for me to benchmark against but the office is in a relatively nice situation and is nice enough. Nothing too flashy but given its a satellite office, I can't particularly complain. Definitely room to grow!

I believe that APRA actually has a really good office space, here in Sydney (there are other offices in Canberra, Adelaide, Melbourne and Brisbane). It is conveniently found at 1 Martin Place. Great open spaces, toilets and end-of-trip facilities (including showers, towels etc). Within the floors of APRA, there are many Surface Hubs to promote hybrid ways of working, spacious meeting rooms and collaborative spaces, and areas for quiet work. There is also a social space where large social events are run. The dress code at APRA is 'dress for your day' - if meeting with regulated entities, business is expected (e.g. suits, but may not necessarily need a tie). If no external meetings are scheduled, smart casual is the dress code - where 'smart casual' can be just long jeans, sneakers and a t-shirt.

Office is broken up into bookable desks or permanent desks. Though bookable desks means less clutter, personal desk made it easy to leave items behind. However, due to hybrid ways of working, bookable desks makes office hours easier.

Great location in CBD, large office with great facilities. Dress code is dress for your day business attire.

Brisbane office space is smaller than Sydney but still a good space with good facilities. Dress code is smart casual or dress for your day.

Lovely office with decent facilities. Free fruit is available for staff as well as biscuits , tea & coffee facilities. There is a dress for your day policy, in Brisbane this means a casual relaxed environment. However, I believe other offices may be more strict.

Office locations are great - very central and easily accessible by public transport. Facilities are also good - showers, bike racks, lockers, towels, kitchens. Dress code is dress for your day

Pleasant, typical modern office spaces. Different areas for different purposes. Central city location.