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This job aid for employees at all levels provides a brief introduction to the topic of unconscious bias and offers practical guidance and tools for fostering a meeting environment that is free from biases and assumptions, including one's own.
This job aid presents a six-step approach for developing an internal communications strategy: research, goals, audience, key messages, tools and activities, and evaluation.
This online self-paced course looks at simple techniques for making content easier to read, such as using short, familiar words and opting for concrete rather than abstract expressions. Through practical tips and best practices, participants will learn how to better structure their content and make their business writing more concise.
This course explores the qualities and behaviours that are needed for a team to thrive. Participants will gain a better understanding of engagement methods and learn practical strategies for empowering others.
This online self-paced course describes the characteristics of experiences that matter and the behaviours that make people feel noticed, affirmed and needed. Participants will learn about the importance of creating a culture of significance at work and why each person's contribution matters.
This online self-paced course provides an overview of the organization and classification framework of the core public administration of the Government of Canada, and explains how it fits into the Policy on People Management.
This online self-paced course provides managers and human resources specialists with an overview of the core public administration's workforce adjustment process and explains how to manage and mitigate its impacts effectively. Participants will learn how to interpret and apply the provisions in the National Joint Council's Work Force Adjustment Directive and the workforce adjustment appendices to some Government of Canada collective agreements for the core public administration.
This course (Part 2 of 3) builds on the foundational elements explained in Part 1 by examining the importance of effective planning during the staffing process. Participants will learn how to establish effective, flexible, and inclusive merit criteria, assessment plans and methods, with discretion and consideration.
This online self-paced course introduces the federal government's Policy on Green Procurement and provides detailed strategies for applying its principles throughout the procurement process. Participants will review reasons for buying green and learn to identify what defines a green good or service.
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