DND/CF Self-Identification [ Civilian Employees Identification Form ]

Identifying Training Needs of Civilian Employees

A Line Manager's Guide to Identifying Training Needs for Civilian Employees

In this respect, Member States should address and prioritise tackling all forms of exploitation; increase the number and effectiveness of investigations and prosecutions; work on improving data collection in the field of trafficking in human beings; focus on the early identification of all victims including by putting in place the right mechanisms to do so; ensure all victims are offered protection and assistance; take gender-specific measures and adopt a child-centred approach in all actions; focus on the most vulnerable victims including at-risk children; provide adequate support to child victimsprevent trafficking in human bein ...[+++]gs by addressing the demand that fosters all forms of exploitation; systematically evaluate national strategies and action plans; allocate adequate resources to address trafficking in human beings; and cooperate meaningfully with civil society.

Another set of data was generated by Treasury Board Secretariat. They would ask persons, when they were in the public service, to fill out forms to self- identify so we had two different data banks.

On the civilian side, the situation is very different because the process is the same as that for other public servants in the area of language training, job classification, and access to information, as well as in the areas of service to the public and central services.

The first one is the identification of Canadian and foreign military personnel and civilian employees who may have been present during herbicide spraying at CFB Gagetown.