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Alternate Format(s)
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SECRETARIAL, STENOGRAPHIC AND TYPING GROUP
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Level |
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ST-TYP-1 |
26 weeks |
ST-STN-1 up to and including the fifth (5th) step |
26 weeks |
ST-SCY-1 up to and including the seventh (7th) step |
26 weeks |
ST-OCE-1 up to and including the fourth (4th) step |
26 weeks |
ST-STN-1 sixth (6th) step and above |
52 weeks |
ST-SCY-1 eighth (8th) step and above |
52 weeks |
ST-OCE-1 fifth (5th) step and above |
52 weeks |
ST-TYP-2, ST-STN-2, ST-SCY-2, ST-SCY-3, ST-SCY-4, ST-OCE-2, ST-OCE-3, ST-COR-1, ST-COR-2 |
52 weeks |
(b) Progression beyond the fifth (5th) step of ST-STN-1, seventh (7th) step of ST-SCY-1 and fourth (4th) step of ST-OCE-1 is contingent on meeting specified standards of proficiency and performance.
WP-1 |
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From: |
$ |
27352 |
28605 |
29859 |
31112 |
32369 |
33615 |
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To: |
X |
27352 |
28605 |
29859 |
31112 |
32369 |
33615 |
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A |
28227 |
29520 |
30814 |
32108 |
33405 |
34691 |
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Y |
28227 |
29520 |
30814 |
32108 |
33405 |
34691 |
|||
B |
29017 |
30347 |
31677 |
33007 |
34340 |
35662 |
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C |
29742 |
31106 |
32469 |
33832 |
35199 |
36554 |
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From: |
$ |
34863 |
36111 |
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To: |
X |
34863 |
36111 |
37555 |
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A |
35979 |
37267 |
38757 |
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Y |
35979 |
37267 |
38757 |
40307 |
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B |
36986 |
38310 |
39842 |
41436 |
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C |
37911 |
39268 |
40838 |
42472 |
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WP-2 |
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From: |
$ |
34040 |
35458 |
36866 |
38283 |
39699 |
41116 |
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To: |
X |
34040 |
35458 |
36866 |
38283 |
39699 |
41116 |
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A |
35129 |
36593 |
38046 |
39508 |
40969 |
42432 |
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Y |
35129 |
36593 |
38046 |
39508 |
40969 |
42432 |
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B |
36113 |
37618 |
39111 |
40614 |
42116 |
43620 |
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C |
37016 |
38558 |
40089 |
41629 |
43169 |
44711 |
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From: |
$ |
42535 |
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To: |
X |
42535 |
44662 |
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A |
43896 |
46091 |
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Y |
43896 |
46091 |
48349 |
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B |
45125 |
47382 |
49703 |
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C |
46253 |
48567 |
50946 |
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WP-3 |
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From: |
$ |
40448 |
42065 |
43683 |
45300 |
46919 |
48538 |
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To: |
X |
40448 |
42065 |
43683 |
45300 |
46919 |
48538 |
50480 |
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A |
41742 |
43411 |
45081 |
46750 |
48420 |
50091 |
52095 |
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Y |
41742 |
43411 |
45081 |
46750 |
48420 |
50091 |
52095 |
54179 |
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B |
42911 |
44627 |
46343 |
48059 |
49776 |
51494 |
53554 |
55696 |
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C |
43984 |
45743 |
47502 |
49260 |
51020 |
52781 |
54893 |
57088 |
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WP-4 |
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From: |
$ |
45707 |
47539 |
49362 |
51184 |
53006 |
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To: |
X |
45707 |
47539 |
49362 |
51184 |
53006 |
55126 |
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A |
47170 |
49060 |
50942 |
52822 |
54702 |
56890 |
|||
Y |
47170 |
49060 |
50942 |
52822 |
54702 |
56890 |
59166 |
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B |
48491 |
50434 |
52368 |
54301 |
56234 |
58483 |
60823 |
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C |
49703 |
51695 |
53677 |
55659 |
57640 |
59945 |
62344 |
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WP-5 |
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From: |
$ |
54759 |
56948 |
59148 |
61348 |
63548 |
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To: |
X |
54759 |
56948 |
59148 |
61348 |
63548 |
66090 |
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A |
56511 |
58770 |
61041 |
63311 |
65582 |
68205 |
|||
Y |
56511 |
58770 |
61041 |
63311 |
65582 |
68205 |
70933 |
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B |
58093 |
60416 |
62750 |
65084 |
67418 |
70115 |
72919 |
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C |
59545 |
61926 |
64319 |
66711 |
69103 |
71868 |
74742 |
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WP-6 |
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From: |
$ |
65321 |
68166 |
71009 |
73853 |
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To: |
X |
65321 |
68166 |
71009 |
73853 |
76807 |
|||
A |
67411 |
70347 |
73281 |
76216 |
79265 |
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Y |
67411 |
70347 |
73281 |
76216 |
79265 |
82436 |
|||
B |
69299 |
72317 |
75333 |
78350 |
81484 |
84744 |
|||
C |
71031 |
74125 |
77216 |
80309 |
83521 |
86863 |
**
1.
(a) The pay increment period for employees at levels WP-1 to WP-6 is fifty-two (52) weeks. A pay increment shall be to the next rate in the scale of rates.
(b) The pay increment date for employees appointed to a position in the bargaining unit on promotion, demotion or from outside the Public Service after May 6, 1976, shall be the first (1st) Monday following the pay increment period as calculated from the date of the promotion, demotion or appointment from outside the Public Service. The pay increment periods listed in Pay Note 1 above will continue to apply to employees appointed prior to May 6, 1976.
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2. All employees being paid in the WP levels 1 to 6 scale of rates shall, on the relevant effective dates in Appendix "A", be paid in the "A", "B" and "C" scales of rates shown immediately below the employees former rate of pay.
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3. All employees for whom a restructuring is effective June 21, 2000 will move to the rate of pay shown immediately below the employees' former rate of pay at the "X" range shown in Appendix "A" or at the closest rate, but not lower than the employees" former rate of pay.
4. Employees at levels WP-1 to WP-6 who have been at the maximum rate of pay for their level for more than twelve (12) months on June 21, 2000 will move to the new maximum rate of pay effective June 21, 2000.
5. All employees for whom a restructuring is effective June 21, 2001 will move to the rate of pay shown immediately below the employees' former rate of pay at the "Y" range shown in Appendix "A" or at the closest rate, but not lower than the employees" former rate of pay.
6. Employees at levels WP-1 to WP-6 who have been at the maximum rate of pay for their level for more than twelve (12) months on June 21, 2001 will move to the new maximum rate of pay effective June 21, 2001.
This memorandum is to give effect to the agreement reached between the Employer and the Alliance respecting sessional leave for certain employees of the Translation Bureau.
This memorandum of agreement shall apply to employees classified as AS, CR and ST who are assigned in the operational sections serving Parliament (Parliamentary Committees, Parliamentary Debates, Parliamentary Documents and Parliamentary Interpretation Services) and who share the same working conditions as members of the Translation bargaining unit who are eligible to Parliamentary Leave.
Notwithstanding the provisions of this Agreement, the following is agreed:
1. Sessional Leave
(a) In addition to their vacation leave with pay, employees assigned to operational translation and interpretation sections serving Parliament shall receive special compensation in the form of sessional leave.
(b) The maximum number of days of sessional leave is forty (40) per fiscal year.
(c) An employee is entitled to a number of days of sessional leave equal to the maximum number of days multiplied by a fraction in which the numerator corresponds to the number of the employee's sessional work days during the fiscal year and the denominator corresponds to the number of days that the House of Commons was in session during that fiscal year.
(d) The granting of sessional leave is subject to operational requirements and such leave must normally be taken during periods of low demand in the fiscal year for which it is granted. If operational requirements do not permit the Employer to grant sessional leave during the fiscal year, such leave must be granted before the end of the following fiscal year.
(e) If an employee is granted sessional leave in advance and, at the end of the fiscal year, has been granted more leave of this type than earned, the maximum number of days referred to in paragraph (b) shall be reduced accordingly.
2. Exclusions
The provisions of Part III of this Agreement, except for clauses 30.01 to 30.05, do not apply to employees who receive sessional leave in accordance with this Memorandum.
This memorandum is to give effect to the understanding reached between the Employer and the Alliance respecting compensation and benefits advisors/specialists.
The Employer and the Alliance agree to undertake a joint review of the implementation of the recommendation provided by the Human Resources Council in a letter to the Heads of Personnel dated March 28, 2000 regarding the classification of the compensation positions. To this end, the parties agree to the formation of a joint committee made up of an equal number of representatives from the Employer and the Alliance which will meet within one hundred and twenty (120) days of the signing of this collective agreement for the Program and Administrative Services.
The committee will report its findings and, if applicable, its recommendations to the parties.
The Employer and the Public Service Alliance of Canada agree that Fishery Officers at the PM-4 level who perform the same enforcement duties as the Fishery Officers in the GT Group (herein known as a PM-4 Fishery Officer) shall be paid a lump sum payment of two thousand ($2,000) effective 21 June 2001 in respect of work performed during the first (1st) year of this Agreement and a further lump sum payment of two thousand ($2,000) effective 21 June 2002 in respect of work performed during the second year of this Agreement, except as provided below:
1. For employees who did not receive, or will not have received, pay as a PM-4 Fishery Officer for a period of more than three (3) months (herein known as "a period of non-payment") within the first (1st) year of the Agreement and/or within the second (2nd) year of the Agreement, either due to an acting appointment, leave without pay, termination as an employee, seasonal employment or a new appointment to a PM-4 Fishery Officer position, the employee shall receive seven dollars and sixty-nine cents ($ 7.69) per day for each regular working day for which the employee received his or her pay as a PM-4 Fishery Officer during that year of the Agreement.
2. Part-time employees shall be entitled to the lump sum payments on a pro rata basis.
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