Just a little bit of clarification on recruitment services. When somebody doesn’t get to the interview stage, Mr. Chair, they don’t get a chance to appeal that job or that position at all. They don’t even make it to the interview stage or they get screened out. When people get screened out they don’t have a process to appeal or a process to complain and that’s...I think we should have that for an indentified P1 applicant, that if they’re going to get screened out before they even get an interview that there’s got to be a good reason for it. Maybe something like a school teacher applying for a doctor’s position, that’s a legitimate screening. But if someone’s got strong administrative skills and they’re being screened out for an administrative job, there’s something wrong here, Mr. Chair, and we should address it and make it part of our strategic plan. There’s no reason for somebody that’s administrative applying for an administrative job to get screened out. That’s something that I’d like to raise at this point. There must be a way to address it. I would ask the Minister to look at some kind of mechanism to prevent this in the future. Thanks.
Kevin A. Menicoche on Committee Motion 1-16(3): Strategy To Improve The Health And Social Services Programs In Small And Remote Communities Carried
In the Legislative Assembly on February 16th, 2009. See this statement in context.
Committee Motion 1-16(3): Strategy To Improve The Health And Social Services Programs In Small And Remote Communities Carried
Consideration in Committee of the Whole of Bills and Other Matters
February 15th, 2009
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