

Employees on leave, including leave without pay, continue to be subject to the Code for the extent of their leave. The Code of Values and Ethics for the Canada School of Public Service (School Code) applies to every person employed by the Canada School of Public Service (the School), term employees, casual employees, seasonal and part-time workers, students and interns and individuals working with the School by means of a secondment or assignment or through an Interchange Canada agreement. This Code is effective December 20, 2013. More information on these requirements with respect to values and ethics can be found on the Treasury Board Secretariat's website. Employees are nonetheless responsible for being aware of their obligations with respect to all Treasury Board requirements. Employees and bargaining agents were consulted during its development.įor ease of reference, the School Code reprints the principles and requirements of the Public Sector Code, as well as conflict of interest and post-employment requirements established by the Treasury Board and set out in Appendix B to the Policy on Conflict of Interest and Post-Employment. The Code of Values and Ethics for the Canada School of Public Service (School Code) fulfils this requirement. Section 6 of that Act requires all chief executives to establish organizational codes of conduct that are consistent with the Public Sector Code. This was done in April of 2012, when Treasury Board put into place the Values and Ethics Code for the Public Sector (Public Sector Code). Section 5 of the Public Servants Disclosure Protection Act requires that the Treasury Board establish a Code of Conduct applicable to the federal public sector. Part 3: Avenues of Resolution and Support.

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Full list of train strike dates going ahead in March after RMT Network Rail walkout suspended 08 March, 2023 What the RMT union's Network Rail strikes being suspended means for you 08 March, 2023 RMT union suspends Network Rail strikes after receiving new pay offer 07 March, 2023Īll NHS workers are paid according to the collective Agenda for Change contract, which means that if nurses are awarded an enhanced pay rise for 2023-24, it would have to be matched for other healthcare staff on the same pay bands.īut there is flexibility within the contract to allow extraordinary exemptions, particularly if ministers declare that nursing is undergoing a staffing and recruitment crisis – fuelling fears among some union insiders that the Government could use this loophole to give nurses preferential treatment.
