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Title: Salient. Victoria University Student Newspaper. Volume. 34, Number 15. August 4, 1971

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Publication details: Victoria University of Wellington Students’ Association, 4 August 1971, Wellington

Part of: Salient : An Organ of Student Opinion at Victoria College, Wellington, N.Z.

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Salient. Victoria University Student Newspaper. Volume. 34, Number 15. August 4, 1971

who wants to belong to the 'A' team -at the treasury The Treasury offers important and challenging work to graduates or near graduates with an interest in the many important economic and social issues with which modern Government is concerned. Its work covers practically the whole range of the Government's internal and external economic policy, and, as the Government's principal economic and financial adviser, the Treasury . . . * Has responsibility for a public budget totalling more than $1,90…

who wants to belong to the 'A' team -at the treasury The Treasury offers important and challenging work to graduates or near graduates with an interest in the many important economic and social issues with which modern Government is concerned. Its work covers practically the whole range of the Government's internal and external economic policy, and, as the Government's principal economic and financial adviser, the Treasury . . . * Has responsibility for a public budget totalling more than $1,900 million annually. * Plays a central role in economic policy and planning. Carrying out our functions of economic and financial advice and budgetary control involves us in . . . * Objective, critical analysis of costs and priorities in the use of public resources. * Providing the framework for national and sectoral economic planning. * Developing management information systems, and other EDP applications using one of the most sophisticated installations in New Zealand WE NEED GOOD PEOPLE, WHATEVER THEIR INTERESTS MAY BE . . . We need people who can bring the qualities of a trained mind to bear on the complex factors that influence economic and financial policy-making or modern financial management systems. You don't have to be studying Economics or Accountancy; Treasury officers have graduated in other arts subjects and sciences. Your job is part of your education, and starting salaries and promotion prospects are very good. There are opportunities for postings overseas. WRITE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION TO: THE SECRETARY TO THE TREASURY, P.O. BOX 5010, WELLINGTON (or telephone the Administration Officer—50-449)