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Standards for Selection and Assessment
These Standards for Selection and Assessment are applicable
to all occupational groups except the Executive Group. They are established
by the Public Commission (PSC) pursuant to Section
12 of the Public Service Employment Act (PSEA). These Standards
for Selection and Assessment supersede all previously issued selection
standards, and related Staffing Manual updates for all occupational groups.
These Standards are to be applied within the context of the Public
Service Employment Regulations (PSER) and other statutory instruments
adopted under the Public
Service Employment Act. Also applicable to personnel selection in
the Public Service are the Canadian
Charter of Rights and Freedoms, the Canadian
Human Rights Act, the Privacy
Act, the Official
Languages Act, and the Access
to Information Act.
The goal of personnel selection is to obtain sufficient information in
order to judge a candidate's competence to perform the duties and responsibilities
of a position, group of positions or level within an occupational group.
Standards for Selection and Assessment comprise two sections.
The first section prescribes the adherence to generic standards which
safeguard the merit principle in personnel selection and assessment. These
generic standards ensure that the necessary and relevant qualifications
are identified and that the pertinent information is collected and integrated
in such a way as to provide a sound basis for staffing decisions. The
second section prescribes group-specific standards, cut-off scores with
respect to particular qualifications and related assessment techniques.
Section 1: Generic Standards
Section 2: Group - Specific Standards
(all groups)
Section 2 - UCS Group - Specific Standards
(all groups)
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