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This video features Marc Béland, who discusses the roles of the union, the employer and occupational health and safety committees during the easing of COVID-19-related restrictions in the workplace.
This video highlights the importance of encouraging work life balance to help employees better manage the requirements of their professional, family and personal lives.
This event recording features subject-matter experts and organizational representatives, who explain how peer support, whether formal or informal, can help public servants navigate the psychological impacts of COVID-19 at work and at home.
This online self-paced course highlights techniques for assessing balance between work and personal responsibilities, and identifies common obstacles to achieving the right balance. Participants will learn how to recognize where they are, in relation to where they want to be, as a first step in constructing a roadmap to a more balanced lifestyle.
This course initiates a timely and meaningful conversation on how to identify and address the impacts of systemic racism in the workplace. Participants will advance their understanding of the challenges that accompany discrimination and learn concrete actions for confronting racism and creating meaningful change within the federal public service.
This online self-paced course outlines the disability management process for responding to work-related and non-work-related impairments and functional restrictions, including injuries, illnesses, disabilities and other limitations.
This knowledge-sharing event features Indigenous scholar and professor Dr. Myrle Ballard, Anishinaabe from Lake St. Martin First Nation, who will share her groundbreaking work bridging Indigenous knowledge with policy, practice, across community, academia, and government, including the establishment of Environment and Climate Change Canada’s first permanent Indigenous Science Division.
This interactive job aid and journal provides practical resources and ideas on how to be an active participant in the process of reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples in Canada.
This job aid provides public servants with an array of resources on the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, including the historical context that led to its adoption, the legislation that frames its implementation in Canada, and the Action Plan that drives the achievement of its objectives across the federal government.
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