Public Service Commission Policies
Ethical Values: Respect for others, integrity, accountability, skill and dedication The Public Service Act |
Workforce Management
Expectations for Public Servants
- Code of Conduct
- Conflict of Interest
- Justice and Dignity
- Respectful Workplace and Harassment Prevention
- Workplace Impairment
- Accessible Information and Communication
- Use of Technology
- Social Media
- Criminal Charges
Hiring and Mobility
Learning and Development
- Learning
- Executive Development
- Performance Development
- Educational Opportunities
- Employment Engagement and Recognition
- Workforce Planning and Renewal
Compensation, Classification and Position Management
- Pay Practices
- Classification
- Reciprocal Agreements
- Educational Leave and/or Assistance
- Financial Administration Manual - Executive Fleet Vehicles & Automobile Allowance
- Financial Administration Manual - Executive Vehicle Allowance
- General Manual of Administration - Relocation Policy
Employee Health & Wellness
Non-Represented Employees
In addition to Part 3 of the Public Service Regulation and the policies listed above, the following policies apply only to non-represented employees.
- Probation and Assessment
- Bridging of Service
- Employee Files
- Change of Work Headquarters
- Employee Resignation
If you have any questions, please contact us directly at psc@gov.mb.ca
- FAQ for Core Public Servants (Intranet Access Required)
- FAQ for Non-Represented Core Public Servants (Intranet Access Required)
- Respectful Workplace
- Employee and Family Assistance Program
- SuccessFactors
- Employee Benefits
- Compensation Information
- Collective Agreements
- Professional Fees