News of the day: Government pushes employee satisfaction survey to next year; Treasury Board president says he was unaware of pest issue in federal buildings; NAC Orchestra musicians vote in favour of strike mandate
It’s Friday, Oct. 9. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom. GOVERNMENT PUSHES EMPLOYEE SATISFACTION SURVEY TO NEXT YEAR The Public Service Employee Survey is not required to follow a set schedule, though the federal government webpage about it says it’s conducted every two years. Read the story TREASURY BOARD PRESIDENT SAYS […]
The federal government has delayed its employee satisfaction survey until next year. According to the Ottawa Citizen, the Public Service Employee Survey is not required to follow a specific schedule, but the government's webpage suggests it is typically conducted every two years.
Treasury Board President expressed unawareness of a pest issue in federal buildings, as reported by the Ottawa Citizen.
In separate news, musicians from the NAC Orchestra have voted in favour of a strike mandate, as per the Ottawa Citizen.
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