@MonaFortier Businesses got shut down & people lost their jobs but PSAC got to work from home with additional staff. (Calls were either muffled or we heard kids or dogs in the background) how is this professional? This 2 tier system between public and private sector is not acceptable
@crafty_caro @psac_afpc Remote work is the last thing government workers should be doing. Calls are either muffled from working in their basements, or children are yelling in the background and if I need to be escalated to a supervisor it canโt be done until they call me back days later Ridiculous.
@TheTorontoSun Our nursing home just went thru an outbreak. fortunately everyone had mild symptoms. Itโs not Covid thatโs going to kill them itโs isolating then in their rooms and not allowing them to shower thats going to do it. Public Health keeps on dropping the ball with their policies
@dubhreubel @ColetteMilnePri @AmitAryaMD Iโm not saying it should beโฆ Iโm questioning the truth in that comment. Letโs not forget staff are able to call the ministry and their unions if the conditions are so horrendous. They also gave an obligation.
@PierreD13562676@brianlilley You are clueless with a remark like that. We applied for my granddaughters passport months in advance. Followed proper protocol and It wasnโt until the week before after numerous attempts and escalation that we received it. Funny, when itโs escalated they manage to get it done
@brianlilley The line will get smaller When all government workers go back to working in the office like everywhere else. If they were working remotely properly this should of never gotten to this point.
@YaaraSaks You should try going unannounced as today itโs after 8:30 and only one booth is open. Not quite sure where the hardworking employees are. So out of touch
@trvrhnry Weโre going through the same thing. Daughter applied for her daughter in Feb by mail as thatโs what she was told due to Covid. Now they tell her go in person but they have the babyโs passport in their possession in Ottawa and weโre due to leave in a week.