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Revision as of 12:49, 15 September 2023
Welcome to the Federal Public Service Organizational Ombuds Communityjhgj
| Home | About us | Our guiding principles | Our Activities | Contact Us |
Organizational Ombuds Council:
•Currently 26 ombuds representing 47 departments and agencies.
•Various mandates and models across departments.
•Guided by common Standards of Practice aligned with the International Ombuds Association.
Role of the Ombuds:
•Provide a confidential, impartial and independent space for employees to discuss issues and explore options for resolution.
•Serve as an upward feedback channel to senior management.
•Raise awareness to prevent and address workplace issues that can affect health, safety, fairness and inclusion in the workplace.
•Share insight and make recommendations in support of a safe, healthy and inclusive organizational culture.
