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When and how do I get paid?

Payday is every second Wednesday. Your pay is for work completed up to and including the end of the day, two Wednesdays before. This means that you get paid for 10 days, from Thursday to Wednesday, for work that concluded two weeks previously.

For employees who are new to the public service, you can expect to receive your first pay three weeks after your start date.

For employees transferring to the ATSSC from another federal government department, you will continue to be paid by your former department until such time as your pay file has been transferred to the ATSSC Compensation and Benefits Team.

The federal government uses direct deposit to electronically transfer your pay to your bank account.

For all questions about pay and benefits, please send an email to: Compensation-Remuneration@tribunal.gc.ca

Resources:

• How public service pay works
• Public Service Pay Calendar
• Rates of pay for public service employees

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Accessing Phoenix and MyGCPay

Phoenix is the Government of Canada's pay system, used by our Compensation Advisors to generate pay and used by employees to submit overtime.

MyGCPay is a comprehensive application for employees to view their pay statements and other pay and benefits information. Find out more about MyGCPay.

To access Phoenix or MyGCPay, you must first sign in to the Compensation Web Applications (CWA) (Note: Open using Internet Explorer).

Contact the ATSSC Compensation & Benefits Team at Compensation-Remuneration@tribunal.gc.ca should you have any questions.

General information on compensation and benefits in the federal public service

• Pay
  • Pay for the public service
  • How public service pay works
  • Rates of pay for public service employees
  • Occupational groups
  • Pay dates

• Benefits
  • Disability Insurance Plan
  • Public Service Dental Care Plan
  • Public Service Health Care Plan
  • Public Service Management Insurance Plan (Only applies to executives, excluded, and unrepresented employees)
  • Public Service Pension Plan, including the Supplementary Death Benefit

• Collective agreements
  • Collective Agreements
• Pensions
  • Public service pension plan
• Leave and vacation
  • Taking leave
  • Statutory holiday pay
  • Directive on Leave and Special Working Arrangements

Requesting leave

The Human Resources Information System (HRIS) is the self-serve system used by the ATSSC employees to request paid leave, such as vacation leave, sick leave, various family-related leave, etc. HRIS Leave Self-serve also allows you to view your leave balances and the history of the leave you have taken.

Employees who are entitled to paid leave—i.e., indeterminate or term (full-time/part-time) employees whose pay is being managed by the ATSSC Compensation and Benefits Team—can create a HRIS account.

Note: If you have transferred to the ATSSC from another federal government department, only once your pay file has been transferred to the ATSSC will you be able to create an HRIS Leave Self-serve user account. If you are on secondment at the ATSSC, your pay continues to be managed by your home department (or the Public Service Pay Centre) and you will not have access to the HRIS.

For more information on HRIS, including special instructions for employees of the Social Security Tribunal secretariat, please visit our HRIS intranet page.

Learn more about your leave entitlements...

To learn more about your leave entitlements, please consult the collective agreement that corresponds with your occupational group and the Directive on Leave and Special Working Arrangements. For questions on interpretation, please ask your manager or send an e-mail to the Labour Relations team: LR_ATSSC-RL_SCDATA@tribunal.gc.ca.