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English and French in the workplace...what federal employees need to know (March 1995)

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Treasury Board Secretariat publication

Minister of Supply and Services Canada 1995
ISBN: 0-662-61557-8
Cat. No.: SF31-27/1995
March 1995
 

Table of contents

• The Official Languages Act - A few words of introduction
  
  
• Language of work responsibilities and rights - In general
  
  
• Examples of situations that come up at work
  
  
• Questions on language and career advancement
  
  
• Who protects your language rights?
  
  
• Roles and responsibilities of the Commissioner of Official Languages
  
  
• Roles and responsibilities of the Treasury Board
  
  
• For more information
  
  
• Offices of the Commissioner of Official Languages
  
  
• Glossary

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