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MANAGER - Effective Behaviours
VALUES AND ETHICS — Serving
through integrity and respect
- Demonstrates Values and Ethics, including the Code, in personal behaviour
- Integrates Values and Ethics, including the Code, into unit practices
- Reflects a commitment to citizens and clients in own and unit activities
- Fosters a climate of transparency, trust, and respect within the unit and in partnerships
- Incorporates equitable practices into HR planning
- Supports opportunities for and encourages bilingualism and diversity in the unit,
based on OL and EE policies
- Builds and promotes a safe and healthy, respectful unit, free of harassment and discrimination
- Acts with transparency and fairness in all transactions, including staffing, contracting,
and day-to-day activities
STRATEGIC THINKING — Innovating
through Analysis and Ideas
Analysis
- Develops unit direction, based on a thorough understanding of the functional area
- Tracks changing division priorities and analyzes impact on unit work plans
- Seeks clarification and direction from the Director, as required
- Coordinates information from multiple projects to form a comprehensive perspective
- Identifies interdependencies across unit projects
- Analyzes setbacks and seeks honest feedback to learn from mistakes
Ideas
- Translates the division’s direction into concrete unit work activities
- Designs solutions to operational problems
- Encourages and incorporates diverse and creative initiatives and perspectives
- Redesigns the unit’s work activities to meet changing needs
- Makes effective recommendations to the Director
- Considers the people components of issues and decisions
- Teaches and learns from others
ENGAGEMENT — Mobilizing people, organizations, partners
- Shares information vertically and horizontally
- Promotes collaboration among supervisors on related projects
- Encourages open constructive discussion of diverse perspectives
- Recognizes opportunities to enhance outcomes through partnerships
- Manages group dynamics in a diverse workforce within the unit and across projects
- Gives credit for the contributions of partners
- Accurately represents the concerns, ideas, and views of staff to upper management
- Mediates and facilitates relationships between supervisors
- Follows through on commitments
- Solicits input from and listens to staff, partners, and stakeholders
- Communicates with clarity and commitment
- Establishes regular and comprehensive exchanges of ideas
MANAGEMENT EXCELLENCE — Delivering through Action Management, People Management, Financial Management
Action Management — Design and Execution
- Establishes unit targets for quality and productivity
- Identifies financial and human resources requirements
- Assigns and reallocates resources, as required, and to capitalize on diversity
- Delegates appropriately to supervisors
- Sets realistic timelines and clear accountabilities for supervisors
- Provides structure and momentum for unit projects
- Sets challenging but realistic goals
- Identifies unit limits and resource requirements for workload
- Manages unit workload through negotiating timelines, prudent resource planning and prioritizing
- Maintains composure in demanding or stressful situations
- Shifts priorities and adapts unit work plans, as required
- Manages activities on an ongoing basis
- Heeds early warning signals and advises the Director and others, as needed
- Follows through on the unit’s business plan from planning, implementing, monitoring,
and evaluating to reporting
- Integrates Comptrollership, MAF, federal legislation, regulations, and policies into unit practices
- Manages own and others’ work-life balance
- Responds decisively and quickly to emerging opportunities or risks
- Maintains composure in adverse situations to alleviate pressure and maintain momentum
People Management — Individuals and Workforce
- Works one-on-one with supervisors
- Optimizes diversity among team members to build strong teams with complementary strengths
- Supports and defends the interests of staff, as necessary and appropriate
- Deals with ineffective performance
- Provides regular feedback, acknowledges success and the need for improvement
- Coaches, challenges, and provides opportunities for growth
- Resolves labour relations problems
- Secures mediation, if required
- Balances the needs of employees and the organization
- Monitors and addresses workplace well-being
- Develops and supports career plans and learning opportunities
- Develops HR strategy for unit succession planning
- Secures funding for OL and other training
- Implements rigorous HR practices and fulfils obligations of HRM accountabilities
Financial Management — Budgets and Assets
- Allocates and manages unit resources transparently
- Implements strategies to achieve operational efficiencies and value for money
- Applies and monitors rigorous systems for Financial Information Management, internal audit,
and evaluation
- Fulfils obligations of accountabilities for unit finance and assets management
- Acts on audit, evaluation, and other objective unit performance information
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