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5. Get the balance you want

You can enjoy an attractive compensation package and flexible work arrangements

Canada's public service supports work–life balance and creates an intellectually stimulating work environment where excellence is recognized and rewarded.

Working for the public service also means attractive compensation, vacation and other types of leave, and medical, dental and pension benefits. And there's more…

  • flexible work arrangements
  • mobility
  • safe and healthy workplaces

Get the balance you want

Apply now at jobs.gc.ca

Facts and figures about Canada's public service Work-life balance story
  • In general employees have:
    • 15 days of vacation after one year of employment;
    • 20 days after 8 years;
    • 25 days after 18 years; and
    • 30 days after 29 years.
  • In addition there are 11 paid statutory holidays each year.

Dr. France ProvostAfter working as a veterinarian in private practice, Dr. France Provost decided she was tired of working nights and weekends. With two young children to care for at home and a desire for a more stable working environment, she made the jump to the public service.

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Date Modified:
2008-12-11