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Employment Equity Executive Committee

 

Mandate

The goal of the committee is to build capacity within departments, agencies, and the Employment Equity Division at Treasury Board Secretariat, to implement and sustain Employment Equity legislation, principles and practices. The committee will achieve this goal by:

  • Identifying problem areas and recommending solutions in the implementation of Employment Equity in departments and agencies with respect to Focussing on horizontal issues, and exchanging best practices, in areas such as recruitment, retention, career development and corporate culture as they pertain to the designated groups;
  • Acting as a catalyst for strategic development and implementation of Employment Equity initiatives within departments and agencies;
  • Communicating important issues and priority areas to their departmental senior management committees, to appropriate committees and task forces, and to the Employment Equity Division of Treasury Board Secretariat.

 

Membership

  • The committee is composed of federal public servants at the executive level or equivalent, representing departments and agencies, and designated and non-designated groups. Members are agents of change, and able to influence their organizations to action.
  • The committee is chaired by the Director of Partnership and Development, Employment Equity Division, Treasury Board Secretariat and by the Director General, Employment Equity & Diversity, Staffing & Recruitment Programs, Public Service Commission.

 

Process

  • The committee meets a six times per year, as determined by the chairs and in consultation with members, to review priority issues and to recommend appropriate action in department and agencies.
  • The committee will provide its views and make recommendations to partners and appropriate stakeholders, including the EE Champions, the Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO), the National Council on Visible Minorities in the Public Service, and the Interdepartmental Forum on Employment Equity (IDF-EE).
  • The EE Executive members provide support to the EE Champions in their respective departments.

June 2000