Collective Agreement Treasury Board Ec
Access our summary of all the new provisions of the collective agreement. Work requires sitting at a desk for a long time to read, write or analyze data and information; keyboard on a computer terminal for an extended period of time; Sit for up to two hours when attending meetings. The work includes legal assistance for low-complexity/file/project cases that require the organization and processing of files/files/projects, often subject to time constraints. It may apply to the establishment of legal documents, the receipt of testimony, the analysis or evaluation of claims, the control of legislation or the collection of fines, the development of transaction agreements and cooperation between the parties. Cases/files/projects are routine and precedents are available; However, the work has room to modify and adapt approaches. The work includes conducting research and analysis for consultants or supervisor of paralegale Web: www.acep-cape.ca/en/news-events/general-membership-news/the-signing-of-the-ec-and-tr-collective-agreements/ The physical environment in which the work is usually performed is in an open office concept, where it is noise exposure and poor air quality/ventilation. The work is carried out occasionally in libraries, meeting rooms and classrooms. Often, there is no control over the pace of work, with multiple requests, interruptions, conflicting work priorities and response to urgent/competing requests from staff, client services, investigative bodies and consultants. Workload priorities are constantly being reviewed. Work sometimes involves interactions with emotional, angry, conflicting or uncooperative individuals, which can lead to long-term health problems and increased stress levels.
The work also requires the knowledge of federal organizations that provide Aboriginal and northern programs and services through partnerships with Aboriginal and federal-provincial or federal-territorial communities. This work supports Aboriginal people and northern development in all federal departments, particularly those with initiatives or problems in the assigned thematic area.
