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Our Mission

Our mission is to promote and support harmonious employer-employee relations in the Federal Public and Parliamentary Service as well as in the Yukon Territory.

We shall:

  • Conduct hearings in accordance with the law, the principles of natural justice and render timely decisions;
  • Assist the parties, where possible, to resolve their differences on their own;
  • Deliver compensation data that is accurate, timely and useful to our clients;
  • Ensure that all processes are impartial and open;
  • Consult with the parties to facilitate and improve the Board’s processes;
  • Educate and inform clients and the public on the Board’s role, services and jurisprudence;
  • Promote a work environment that fosters the development of a knowledgeable and co-operative staff; and,
  • Ensure efficient and effective use of our resources.

In fulfilling our mission, we believe that:

  • Every client, whether internal or external, is entitled to a service that is respectful, efficient, courteous and timely;
  • The high integrity of the Board can only be maintained through honest, discreet and impartial services;
  • A knowledgeable, open-minded and diversified workforce working as a team is critical to the success of the organization;
  • Employees at all levels must serve the public interest by demonstrating loyalty and commitment to the success of the organization; and,
  • Employees are to be held accountable for their decisions and actions.

The organization strives to provide a challenging work environment which:

  • Supports continuous learning and career development;
  • Clearly identifies the competencies required for the work and manages under-performance;
  • Recognizes and celebrates achievements;
  • Encourages horizontal and vertical communications;
  • Makes full use of information technology;
  • Reflects modern management practices; and,
  • Is administered by clear and concise policies, directives and delegation instruments.
 

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