About the Public Service Commission's Advisory Council
The Public Service Commission Advisory Council
(PSCAC) was established 1998. The Public Service Commission Advisory Council is a consultative
body whose participants are senior representatives from the Public Service
Commission (PSC), Public Service bargaining agents, federal departments
and agencies, as well as a Treasury Board observer, the Human Resources
Management Agency and the Human Resources Council. A representative of
the bargaining agents and a representative of the departments co-chair
meetings of the Advisory Council.
The PSC Advisory Council provides a forum for
discussing and consulting on Public Service Employment Act (PSEA) matters
of common concern and interest, and for exchanging information and views.
The PSCAC assigns issues to working groups, which report to the Council
and its Steering Committee on their activities. Current priorities include
mobility of the workforce, recourse, and oversight.
This Web site provides information on the
PSC Advisory Council, working groups, as well
as ongoing reports on the issues and activities undertaken by the PSCAC.
This site does not have an interactive capability, but visitors can reach
the Council via the Contact Us.
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