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Women in Science Toolkit

Women in Public Sector Science Toolkit

The Women in Public Sector Science Toolkit is a living library of resources, tools and best practices. They all have the aim of advancing equity, diversity and inclusion in public sector science.

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Michelle Holigroski ‒ helping Canadian farmers access world markets

Michelle is an important part of the lives of Canadian farmers, and she’s an important leader in her workplace and union. She is an active member of the PIPSC Women in Science task force that works to improve equity and inclusion policies.

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The budget of our lifetime: PIPSC recommendations

Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland has referred to the upcoming budget as the “the most significant one of our lifetimes.” The stakes are high; we want to ensure this budget works for PIPSC members and all Canadians.

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Outsourcing and gender equity

Government outsourcing deepens gender inequity across Canada’s public service. In IT, lucrative contracts are doled out to a male-dominant industry that has notoriously struggled with gender equity.

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PIPSC news

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Successful advocacy against Bill C-224

Good news! Public service professionals at the Canada Revenue Agency will continue to administer federal income tax declarations in Quebec, promoting tax fairness and protecting jobs.

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Advocating for diversity and inclusion in the public service

The federal government is planning legislation to ensure greater diversity and inclusion in the federal public service, including at the highest administrative levels. We have written to the Clerk of the Privy Council on how to advance diversity and inclusion.

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Canadian labour movement

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Survey for persons with disabilities in the federal public service

The “Career Transitions and Accessibility in the Federal Public Service” project
investigates the transitions of persons with disabilities in the federal public service
through a research team at Carleton University.

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Too many people are struggling to pay for their medications

About 7.5 million citizens — one in five Canadians — either did not have prescription drug insurance or had inadequate insurance to cover their medication needs. One in four Canadian households were having difficulty finding money to buy their medicines.

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