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===<span class="checkbox" aria-hidden="true">✔</span>Important "To-do's"===
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<p>Your hiring manager has likely already contacted you to communicate the preliminary job offer and arrange a start date. This person will be the primary resource assigned to support your pre-arrival onboarding activities.</p>
*<strong>Talk to your hiring manager about the details of your work arrangement</strong>, such as hours of work and work location. Find out if you will be working remotely, in-person or through a hybrid model.
*<strong>Stay in regular contact with your manager</strong> if there is a long period between the job offer and the start date.
*It may be too early to know <strong>if you need workplace accommodation</strong> but take the time to speak to your new manager about the workplace and any potential workplace accommodation.
* Workspace setups will vary on a case-by-case basis, but if you foresee the need for <strong>specific equipment to carry out your duties</strong>, please discuss it with your hiring manager as soon as possible.
*Before <strong>your first day</strong>, make sure you have clear instructions about what to do and have the required contact information for your arrival should it be virtual or in-person.
*For any <strong>other questions or concerns</strong> not covered on this site, do not hesitate to contact your hiring manager.
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*If you are new to the public service, find out your PRI number. This is a number unique to you and will stay with you for the duration of your career with the Government of Canada (GoC). Your PRI is needed to access most federal government systems. If you do not know your PRI, simply send an email to Compensation-Remuneration@tribunal.gc.ca and an advisor will be happy to help.
*If you are new to the public service, find out your PRI number. This is a number unique to you and will stay with you for the duration of your career with the Government of Canada (GoC). Your PRI is needed to access most federal government systems. If you do not know your PRI, simply send an email to Compensation-Remuneration@tribunal.gc.ca and an advisor will be happy to help.
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