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Tag Archives: process

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Great practice from PHAC on HR notices

PolyWogg.ca
January 1 2022

If anyone has read my HR guide, you already know that there are notices of appointments that go up on the Jobs.gc.ca portal. When it is a non-advertised appointment, and it says promotion, you really have almost no idea why the person is being promoted. It just says “non-advertised” and “promotion”.… Read the rest

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Demonstrating merit, non-advertised appointments, and frustration as a manager

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October 27 2021

Normally when I write about HR, I do so as a public servant talking to other public servants on how to prepare for competitions. I might draw on my own experiences competing or running processes from the other side of the table. But rarely do I write as simply a manager talking about my job.… Read the rest

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Understanding “surplus” designations for federal public service…

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January 23 2012

So, the federal Public Service is downsizing. Which means they are going to cut staff. And like all large bureaucracies, there are bureaucratic terms to understand what it means if you get “laid off”, so to speak. But wait, you say you have a letter appointing you in the first place to an indeterminate position, presumably “permanent”?… Read the rest

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