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Bilingual Designation and Bonus Guidelines - Gov Operational guidelines are required to assist Deputy Heads and Senior Managers in the Government of the Northwest Territories (GNWT) to designate positions within the public service as bilingual required; evaluate and assess employee language proficiency; and determine whether an employee should be assigned a bilingual preferred status
Bilingual Designation Policy | My HR - Gov Employees who provide government services in more than one NWT Official Language and occupy a bilingual required position, or employees designated with bilingual preferred status are eligible for bilingual bonus on approval of their Deputy Head
Government of the Northwest Territories Standards for French Language . . . Can my bilingual employee translate? Government of the Northwest Territories materials intended for the public must be translated by French Translation Services The use of French Translation Services ensures consistent use of accurate terminology, as well as proofing of final versions before publication
June 26, 2023 - ntlegislativeassembly. ca Oral Question 1488-19(2) Government of the Northwest Territories (GNWT) Indigenous is Language in follow-up System rts language I also acknowledged to reviewing on employees servant speaks of language Bilingual our official languages, they or of In Department approval
GNWT employees may get bonus for speaking Indigenous languages GWNT employees who learn one of the nine official Indigenous languages of the Northwest Territories may be eligible for a bonus under ongoing development of the Indigenous Recruitment Framework
1208 - Bilingual Bonus | My HR - Gov The Official Languages of the Northwest Territories are Chipewyan, Cree, English, French, Gwich'in, Inuinnaqtun, Inuktitut, Inuvialuktun, North Slavey, South Slavey and Tlicho
HR Policies and Programs | Finance - Gov Policies governing the GNWT public service are approved and issued by a number of authorities as listed below: Policies approved by and issued on the authority of the Executive Council: Policies approved by and issued on the authority of the Financial Management Board:
2021-2022 French Language Communications and Services Employee Survey The Government of the Northwest Territories (GNWT) is seeking input from employees in bilingual required positions, or having bilingual preferred status, to determine whether the GNWT is effectively supporting employees in providing French language communications and services to the public
WORKING TOGETHER TO MAKE THE ACTIVE OFFER - Gov Upholding the Standards The GNWT has adopted GNWT Standards for French Language Communications and Services (link) to ensure consistent communications and services to the French-speaking public The following are some examples of the standards departments are required to work towards