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Req # EA_2023_000614
Communications pertaining to specific vessel assignment in 2021.Organization: Atlantic Pilotage Authority Canada
January 2023
January 2023
January 2023
Req # EA_2023_001691
Employees who earn greater than $100,000 annuallyOrganization: Atlantic Pilotage Authority Canada
January 2023
Req # EA_2023_001695
Executive Compensation InformationOrganization: Atlantic Pilotage Authority Canada
January 2023
Req # A-2022-00017
Request to provide the number of complaints filed against the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation between 2008 and 2020, separated by two groupings of grounds of discrimination: - Complaints based on the grounds of national or ethnic origin, age, skin colour or race; and - Complaints based on all other grounds specified in the Canadian Human Rights Act, such as religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, marital status, family status, genetic characteristics, pardoned status or disability.Organization: Canadian Human Rights Commission
January 2023
Req # A-2022-00028
Clarification: We are looking for information on the software provider for the applicant tracking system used by the Public Service Commission of Canada (PSC). An applicant tracking system is a database tool that enables the electronic handling of recruitment and hiring needs. It is different from a job board such as that on the GCJobs.gc.ca website. It was our assumption that the PSC had a software contract in place with a vendor, and we are looking to get details about this contract. We would like to know who it was awarded to and when, what the term of the contract is, what services were included and when it will be coming up for renewal. We would expect that there would be a request for proposal process when the contract approaches its end date. Our firm would like to know the name of the company that previously provided applicant tracking system services to the PSC. Our firm is also interested in knowing how much was paid for the services, as well as the length of the contract. Our firm would also like information on when the previous contract was signed and who was in charge of making the final decision on obtaining an applicant tracking system.Organization: Public Service Commission of Canada
January 2023
Req # A-2022-00025
Please provide all records regarding the new tab “Need help” in GC Jobs. Also, within the new tab “General information,” there is a new option, “Accommodation”; please provide records on the new option in reference to disability accommodation measures, and Records on when they made this change and the reason why.Organization: Public Service Commission of Canada
December 2022
Nothing to report this month
Organization: Canadian Human Rights Commission
Req # A-2022-00009
Request to provide records related to the introduction of gender identity as a ground of discrimination to the Canadian Human Rights Act. More specifically, the requester sought records regarding who made the decision to add this ground, did the Commission consult with the sport community in Canada and whether it considered what impacts this would have on the sport community.Organization: Canadian Human Rights Commission
November 2022