How federal government departments are adjusting to new hybrid work rule
Treasury Board president Mona Fortier announced Dec. 15 that the core public administration — some 254,000 people, 47 per cent of whom are located in the National Capital Region — will be required to spend 40 to 60 per cent of their schedule working on-site rather than at home.
Statistics Canada said its employees are fully equipped for both settings, and offices have quiet rooms and "collaborative spaces" in addition to the traditional boardrooms and individual desks.never went online, or had already begun a hybrid arrangement before departmental experiments bega last summer.Many other core departments appear to have some larger transitions ahead.
Fisheries and Oceans Canada notes many of its employees stayed in the field or on ships during the pandemic. For those with a hybrid arrangement, many are working in person one to two days a week. The Canada Revenue Agency is by far the largest "separate" agency outside of the core public service, and it intends to follow the Treasury Board's instructions, even though it's not mandatory.
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