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The Origin of Labour Day
The above is an edited version of an article written in september 1961
by Clifford A. Scotton
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Bad bosses break morale of PS: survey
No Canadians are more unhappy
in their jobs, workplace study finds...
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PS: Commitment, job satisfaction plummet
They work as mush as private
sector workers, but don't put in the hours of health and education workers,
who top the list for overtime and taking work home to finish...
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Bad bosses and how to handle them - Some bad bosses ill-trained
He
goes from strength to strength, even though everyone knows he has the
spine of a jellyfish. He won't lobby for the ressources you need, or stand
up for you on critical issues. As a result, you are doing work below your
own standards, but he doesn't seem to care...
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A radical idea: Hire employees for their skills and experience
Privy
Council Clerk Mel Cappe has announced that the federal government will be
taking on only permanent employees instead of terms and casuals...
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Employers fail to curb growing workplace rage
A
zero-tolerance policy has to be endorsed from the top down to work...
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$100M wasted rating PS jobs - Jobs: PSAC sees move as blow to pay equity
After
10 years, government calls plan "completely unworkable"...
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INAC pays employees for feedback
Discrepancies in accuracy and accounting but process proceeds...
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