Public sector employment and earnings

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Estimates of public sector employee jobs and cash wages and salaries by level of government, state and industry

Reference period

2025-26 financial year

Released

5/11/2026

Next release Unknown

Release date and time

05/11/2026 11:30am AEDT

Key statistics

There were 2,657,400 public sector employee jobs in the month of June 2026, an increase of 60,300 (2.3%) from June 2025.
In 2025-26, total public sector cash wages and salaries increased $16.5b (6.6%) to $266.1 billion.

Cash wages and salaries estimates relate to the entire financial year, while employee job estimates reflect the number of jobs in June of the corresponding year. As these measures are based on different reference periods, the ABS does not recommend using these components to calculate average cash wages and salaries per employee job.

Level of government

Growth in public sector employee jobs and cash wages and salaries in 2025–26 was driven primarily by the state and territory level of government, accounting for 91.6% of the annual increase in employee jobs and 76.2% of the annual increase in cash wages and salaries across the public sector.

In June 2026, employee jobs increased across all levels of government:

Commonwealth government increased by 3,700 jobs (1.0%)
State and territory government increased by 55,200 jobs (2.8%)
Local government increased increased by 1,400 jobs (0.6%).

Employee jobs, level of government
	Jun-23 ('000)	Jun-24 ('000)	Jun-25 ('000)	Jun-26 ('000)
Commonwealth Government	350.3	365.4	385.5	389.2
State Government	1,871.8	1,941.0	1,993.6	2,048.8
Local Government	208.4	213.7	218.0	219.4

Employee jobs, level of government

["","Jun-23","Jun-24","Jun-25","Jun-26"]

[["Commonwealth Government","State Government","Local Government"],[[350.3],[1871.8],[208.4]],[[365.4],[1941],[213.7]],[[385.5],[1993.6],[218]],[[389.2],[2048.8],[219.4]]]

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In 2025-26, cash wages and salaries increased across all levels of government:

Commonwealth government increased by $2,944.7m (7.2%)
State and territory government increased by $12,612.1m (6.6%)
Local government increased by $986.5m (5.6%).

Cash wages and salaries, level of government
	2022-23 ($m)	2023-24 ($m)	2024-25 ($m)	2025-26 ($m)
Commonwealth Government	33,946.3	37,305.9	40,828.7	43,773.4
State Government	165,181.3	177,813.0	191,138.1	203,750.2
Local Government	15,331.1	16,447.5	17,610.6	18,597.1

Cash wages and salaries, level of government

["","2022-23","2023-24","2024-25","2025-26"]

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State and territory

State and territory - Commonwealth government

In June 2026, Commonwealth government employee jobs increased in 5 of 8 states and territories. The largest contributors to growth were:

Queensland, with an increase of 1,500 jobs (2.7%)
South Australia, with an increase of 1,500 jobs (6.2%).

Australian Capital Territory recorded a decline of 900 jobs (-0.8%).

State and territory employee jobs - Commonwealth government
	Jun-23 ('000)	Jun-24 ('000)	Jun-25 ('000)	Jun-26 ('000)
New South Wales	83.3	85.7	90.6	90.5
Victoria	60.6	63.9	67.0	68.4
Queensland	49.5	51.6	54.4	55.9
South Australia	20.1	21.8	23.8	25.3
Western Australia	18.3	19.4	20.6	21.5
Tasmania	6.5	6.6	6.5	6.7
Northern Territory	9.6	10.0	10.0	9.2
Australian Capital Territory	102.5	106.4	112.5	111.7

State and territory employee jobs - Commonwealth government

["","Jun-23","Jun-24","Jun-25","Jun-26"]

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In 2025-26, Commonwealth government cash wages and salaries increased in all states and territories. The largest contributors to growth were:

Australian Capital Territory, with an increase of $875.7m (7.2%)
New South Wales, with an increase of $590.9m (6.1%).

State and territory cash wages and salaries - Commonwealth government
	2022-23 ($m)	2023-24 ($m)	2024-25 ($m)	2025-26 ($m)
New South Wales	8,154.0	8,857.3	9,657.2	10,248.1
Victoria	5,875.1	6,468.3	6,998.4	7,487.6
Queensland	4,764.2	5,180.4	5,659.4	6,114.5
South Australia	1,954.4	2,204.7	2,499.3	2,792.6
Western Australia	1,753.4	1,951.0	2,183.7	2,356.6
Tasmania	584.3	635.0	660.2	709.0
Northern Territory	850.6	932.6	985.0	1,003.9
Australian Capital Territory	10,010.3	11,076.8	12,185.4	13,061.1

State and territory cash wages and salaries - Commonwealth government

["","2022-23","2023-24","2024-25","2025-26"]

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State and territory - State government

In June 2026, State and territory government employee jobs increased in 7 of 8 states and territories. The largest contributors to growth were:

Queensland, with an increase of 19,700 jobs (4.6%)
New South Wales, with an increase of 13,700 jobs (2.4%).

Australian Capital Territory recorded a decrease of 40 jobs (-0.1%).

State and territory employee jobs - State government
	Jun-23 ('000)	Jun-24 ('000)	Jun-25 ('000)	Jun-26 ('000)
New South Wales	540.5	556.8	566.4	580.2
Victoria	471.4	488.4	494.0	504.5
Queensland	392.1	408.6	424.6	444.3
South Australia	140.4	143.2	149.4	152.4
Western Australia	210.6	220.1	232.3	238.9
Tasmania	53.0	54.8	56.1	57.5
Northern Territory	30.4	31.6	32.4	32.9
Australian Capital Territory	33.4	37.5	38.3	38.2

State and territory employee jobs - State government

["","Jun-23","Jun-24","Jun-25","Jun-26"]

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In 2025-26, State and territory government cash wages and salaries increased in all states and territories. The largest contributors to growth were:

New South Wales, with an increase of $4,013.7m (7.2%)
Queensland, with an increase of $2,862.9m (6.7%).

State and territory cash wages and salaries - State government
	2022-23 ($m)	2023-24 ($m)	2024-25 ($m)	2025-26 ($m)
New South Wales	48,390.9	52,264.0	55,380.2	59,394.0
Victoria	40,586.4	42,905.1	45,768.7	47,932.6
Queensland	35,869.7	39,447.8	42,861.5	45,724.5
South Australia	11,264.8	11,943.5	12,696.1	13,905.2
Western Australia	18,486.2	19,542.5	21,782.0	23,497.2
Tasmania	4,314.9	4,736.6	5,091.7	5,386.8
Northern Territory	3,043.5	3,280.7	3,466.5	3,667.3
Australian Capital Territory	3,225.0	3,692.9	4,091.5	4,242.7

State and territory cash wages and salaries - State government

["","2022-23","2023-24","2024-25","2025-26"]

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State and territory - Local government

In June 2026, Local government employee jobs increased in 5 of 7 states and territories. The largest contributors to growth were:

New South Wales, with an increase of 600 jobs (0.9%)
Western Australia, with an increase of 600 jobs (2.4%).

Victoria recorded a decrease of 200 jobs (-0.4%).

State and territory employee jobs - Local government (a)
	Jun-23 ('000)	Jun-24 ('000)	Jun-25 ('000)	Jun-26 ('000)
New South Wales	61.0	63.4	65.2	65.8
Victoria	56.8	57.4	58.1	57.9
Queensland	47.3	48.2	48.8	49.2
South Australia	11.2	11.6	11.7	11.7
Western Australia	24.5	25.5	26.5	27.1
Tasmania	4.5	4.6	4.7	4.8
Northern Territory	3.0	3.0	3.0	2.8

State and territory employee jobs - Local government (a)

["","Jun-23","Jun-24","Jun-25","Jun-26"]

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The ACT Legislative Assembly is responsible for both state and local government responsibilities. Therefore, ACT results are displayed under the ACT state estimates and associated totals.

In 2025-26, Local government cash wages and salaries increased in all states and territories. The largest contributors to growth were:

New South Wales, with an increase of $307.9m (5.6%)
Queensland, with an increase of $286.8m (6.5%).

State and territory cash wages and salaries - Local government (a)
	2022-23 ($m)	2023-24 ($m)	2024-25 ($m)	2025-26 ($m)
New South Wales	4,632.0	5,052.8	5,475.2	5,783.1
Victoria	3,802.3	4,027.3	4,209.0	4,365.3
Queensland	3,902.8	4,118.0	4,439.2	4,726.0
South Australia	874.7	958.0	1,021.5	1,084.2
Western Australia	1,645.1	1,775.2	1,926.7	2,072.1
Tasmania	288.6	323.6	344.7	371.2
Northern Territory	185.6	192.6	194.3	195.3

State and territory cash wages and salaries - Local government (a)

["","2022-23","2023-24","2024-25","2025-26"]

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The ACT Legislative Assembly is responsible for both state and local government responsibilities. Therefore, ACT results are displayed under the ACT state estimates and associated totals.

Industry

Public sector employee jobs and cash wages and salaries are primarily represented by three industries. Public administration and safety, Education and training, and Health care and social assistance represented 89% of all employee jobs and 87% of cash wages and salaries in 2025-26.

In June 2026, the largest contributors to the increase in employee jobs were recorded in:

Health care and social assistance, with an increase of 29,700 jobs (4.4%)
Education and training, with an increase of 17,400 jobs (2.3%)
Public administration and safety, with an increase of 4,600 jobs (0.5%).

Employee jobs, industry (a)(b)
	Jun-23 ('000)	Jun-24 ('000)	Jun-25 ('000)	Jun-26 ('000)
Public administration and safety	815.7	848.6	878.7	883.3
Education and training	742.2	760.9	773.4	790.8
Health care and social assistance	618.8	643.3	670.1	699.8
Transport, postal and warehousing	76.7	78.0	79.1	80.9
Electricity, gas, water and waste services	56.0	61.1	64.7	65.8
Professional, scientific and technical services	32.3	35.4	35.1	39.7
Arts and recreation services	23.7	24.0	25.1	25.2
Other industries (b)	17.4	18.2	19.0	20.2
Financial and insurance services	17.3	18.2	19.5	20.1
Information media and telecommunications	16.9	16.6	16.2	16.1
Construction	7.9	8.3	8.9	9.3
Rental, hiring and real estate services	5.6	7.4	7.3	6.3

Employee jobs, industry (a)(b)

[" ","Jun-23","Jun-24","Jun-25","Jun-26"]

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Industries are ranked by descending employee jobs level in June 2026.
Includes Agriculture, forestry and fishing, Mining, Manufacturing, Wholesale trade, Retail trade, Accommodation and food services, Administrative and support services and Other services.

In 2025-26, the largest contributors to the increase in cash wages and salaries growth were recorded in:

Public administration and safety, with an increase of $5,621.7m (6.2%)
Health care and social assistance, with an increase of $5,547.4m (8.5%)
Education and training increased, with an increase of $3,220.9m (5.2%).

Cash wages and salaries, industry (a)(b)
	2022-23 ($m)	2023-24 ($m)	2024-25 ($m)	2025-26 ($m)
Public administration and safety	77,177.0	83,775.1	90,907.4	96,529.1
Health care and social assistance	56,941.1	61,007.7	65,383.1	70,930.5
Education and training	53,781.0	57,850.8	61,394.6	64,615.5
Transport, postal and warehousing	7,986.9	8,484.8	9,070.2	9,776.5
Electricity, gas, water and waste services	6,853.5	7,794.6	9,172.9	9,708.6
Professional, scientific and technical services	3,450.5	3,735.7	4,104.0	4,306.1
Financial and insurance services	2,019.5	2,259.6	2,502.8	2,718.2
Other industries (b)	1,396.8	1,495.9	1,643.8	1,994.6
Information media and telecommunications	1,865.3	1,902.3	1,909.1	1,931.0
Arts and recreation services	1,420.7	1,555.0	1,621.7	1,674.6
Construction	930.6	1,038.4	1,162.9	1,289.6
Rental, hiring and real estate services	635.9	666.4	704.9	646.4

Cash wages and salaries, industry (a)(b)

["","2022-23","2023-24","2024-25","2025-26"]

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Industries are ranked by descending cash wages and salaries for 2025-26 financial year.
Includes Agriculture, forestry and fishing, Mining, Manufacturing, Wholesale trade, Retail trade, Accommodation and food services, Administrative and support services and Other services.

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This release presents estimates of Public sector employee jobs and cash wages and salaries by state/territory, level of government and industry.

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Australian Tax Office (ATO) Single Touch Payroll (STP) administrative data combined with ABS Business Register data.

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The ATO provides selected employer and employee level data from the STP system to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). These data are combined with employer population and characteristics data from snapshots of the ABS Business Register.

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History of changes

This STP data-based release replaced the Survey of Employment and Earnings (SEE) in 2022-23, which was previously directly collected from businesses/organisations via a sample survey.

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