Office & Workplace at Services Australia

You can easily request to work from any company or customer service centre across the country. Literally anywhere in australia, you can work from broome, to canberra, to sydney to melbourne, to alice springs to darwin, to hobart.

The office I am currently is fine and has all the facilities. The offices in the CBD are better, newer, with more light and space, but I am happy at my current office because the people are really good. The parking is the only issue. Parking inspectors do come by often and there is no all-day parking. Otherwise, I would be even more happy with my office.

Office space, facilities, and location are quite nice, though we will be moving next year to another building and starting hot desking, which I'm not looking forward to. Not much of a dress code given I'm not in a customer-facing role.

Location is good, but I would like staff parking and have more windows. The dress code is good, but the bright blue of the uniform makes us easily identifiable in public, creating safety issues.

Office is open plan style but with plenty of private rooms to take meetings. It's bright with lots of windows facing nature which I appreciate. My ergonomic needs were speedily accommodated (sit stand desk, compact keyboard, special chair). Kitchen is a bit sparse but has the essentials (microwave, hot and cold water taps, sandwich press). No set dress code but it is pretty flexible which works for everyone.

Great. We have a brand-new building with all of the amenities. Though there ar not enough desks and/or lockers to accommodate everyone

My office is very new. Lots of issues with elevators

There are many buildings. Current building is adequate, but a new building is being finalised. Dress code is smart casual.

Uniform is necessary the office is great and has good, clean facilities The lack of privacy ie own office is not great when it comes to taking professional and private phone calls

It's fine. The dress code is corporate but often more senior colleagues dress quite casually. senior in time spent in the department, not senior as EL or SES.

Location of most of the offices is terrible - extremely far away from the CBD

Elevator situation is not good and furthermore, the fact their is no alternative i.e. stairs is quite bizarre

New modern facility and corporate dress code

Good location, clean. All open plan rows of desks though. No perks, not even free cups of tea. There is a dress code but no one really cares.

Location of corporate offices are good but there are none outside of major cities. The buildings are drab and very much dated however they are building new ones.

I work in the Adelaide office - the building itself is brand new and the facilities are great. The downside is that there are not enough desks in the building for all the staff so staff must book desks via a "hot-desking" system. There are also limited lockers on site - you would be lucky to get one, and if you do, it will most likely be on the other side of the building floor. Dress code is casual office wear to corporate wear - the standard can base on location (i.e. unspoken rule that Canberra is corporate attire).

Dress code is fine, and facilities are almost perfect - just need the darn PC monitors to work

Space, location, and facilities are excellent. Although next year we will be moving to a different office which will involve hot desking, which I am not looking forward to. Dress code is fairly relaxed as we are not in a customer-facing team. Functionally most people will dress in office wear to casual dress.

Location is good, close to the station, facilities are clean. The office is a little old but it's fine. There is no complementary tea or coffee :( but the cafe downstairs is cheap (compared to other places in the area). Dress code is business casual, and not very strict which is great in my opinion.

The offices are nice, the dress code is fairly relaxed, but the facilities let them down. Almost every meeting room bar the core ones the external monitors/tv's dont work, the CISCO's dont work and there is zero support for setting any of these things up.