The Joint Learning Program
The Joint Learning Program (JLP) provides a unique opportunity for unionized public servants and their managers in the Core Public Administration to come together to build a healthier, more productive workplace. The JLP is mandated to improve workplace relationships and deepen understanding of the respective roles and responsibilities of the Union and the Employer in the workplace. Participants can choose to take part in one of seven different workshops, each of which has been designed to achieve the goals of the JLP. Each workshop is led by trained volunteer facilitators, who come from the Union and from the management.
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Black History Month 2020
February marks Black History Month in Canada. It is a time to learn about and reflect on the history and lived experiences of Black Canadians, and to celebrate their contributions to society in every walk of life.
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Strengthening ties with the Pension Centre in the Atlantic Region
On December 12, 2019, the Joint Learning Program, the Government Services Union and Public Service and Procurement Canada’s Pension Centre held an event to recognize those who have made their partnership so successful, as well as a clinic for Pension Centre facilitators to hone their skills.
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Welcome to 18 new JLP facilitators
The JLP welcomed 18 new facilitators at the JLP Orientation Session in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, October 28th to November 1st, 2019. Fourteen public service employees from the Prairies/NWT Region, and four from the Ontario/Nunavut region are now part of the JLP family.
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25FebruaryRespecting Differences and Anti-discriminationRichmond Hill, ON • EnglishEmployment and Social Development Canada
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25FebruaryRespecting Differences and Anti-discriminationShediac, NB • EnglishPublic Services and Procurement Canada
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25FebruaryRespecting Differences and Anti-discriminationShediac, NB • EnglishPublic Services and Procurement Canada
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26FebruaryRespecting Differences and Anti-discriminationShediac, NB • FrenchPublic Services and Procurement Canada
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26FebruaryRespecting Differences and Anti-discriminationMiramichi, NB • EnglishPublic Services and Procurement Canada
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26FebruaryLabour-Management Consultation2 days • Longueuil, QC • FrenchEmployment and Social Development Canada
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26FebruaryPreventing Harassment and Violence in the WorkplaceKamloops, BC • EnglishEmployment and Social Development Canada
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26FebruaryDuty to Accommodate2 days • Bathurst, NB • EnglishEmployment and Social Development Canada
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26FebruaryUnderstanding the Collective AgreementSt-Jean-sur-Richelieu, QC • FrenchDepartment of National Defence
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26FebruaryDuty to AccommodateBurlington, ON • EnglishFisheries and Oceans Canada
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26FebruaryRespecting Differences and Anti-discriminationOttawa, ON • EnglishDepartment of National Defence
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26FebruaryUnderstanding the Collective AgreementOttawa, ON • EnglishPublic Services and Procurement Canada
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26FebruaryMental Health in the WorkplaceQuébec, QC • FrenchEmployment and Social Development Canada
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26FebruaryDuty to AccommodateToronto, ON • EnglishTransport Canada
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26FebruaryRespecting Differences and Anti-discriminationAbbotsford, BC • EnglishCorrectional Service of Canada
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27FebruaryRespecting Differences and Anti-discriminationAbbotsford, BC • EnglishCorrectional Service of Canada
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27FebruaryRespecting Differences and Anti-discriminationBrossard, QC • FrenchEmployment and Social Development Canada
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27FebruaryPreventing Harassment and Violence in the WorkplaceKelowna, BC • EnglishEmployment and Social Development Canada
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27FebruaryDuty to AccommodateCalgary, AB • EnglishEmployment and Social Development Canada
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27FebruaryPreventing Harassment and Violence in the WorkplaceKamloops, BC • EnglishEmployment and Social Development Canada