To register for the Employee Services Portal, you must provide certain information (employee number, date of birth, and postal code). If you are unable to complete the information to create your account, please call the human resources department.

→ Employee Services Portal

For specific school and centre calendars please visit the school pages.

The Employee and Family Assistance Program is a confidential, professional counselling program in collaboration with Telus Health (formerly LifeWorks) for employees, commissioners and members of their immediate family.

Even though we are most often able to deal with the problems that are causing us stress, sometimes the personal problems we face get a little more complicated. In some cases, these problems can compromise our ability to function properly at home or at work.

To deal with these types of situations, the Employee and Family Assistance Program offers a free confidential and professional consultation service by licensed therapists who have a great deal of clinical experience in supporting others.

This program also includes:

• Fitness and nutritional support
• Legal resources and advice
• Total wellbeing assessment
• Therapeutic and family counselling
• Financial counselling
• Discounts at popular retailers
• Resources and articles

Did you know?

You and each member of your family have access to 6 hours of services with the Employee and Family Assistance program!

Getting started with the Telus Health platform:

1. Download the Telus Health One app (iphone or Android) or visit one.telushealth.com
2. Watch your email inbox for an invitation to join the platform

Contact the Employee Assistance Program (Telus Health) any time, 24/7, for support, at 1-833-711-2327

Additional resources and information on the program:

• Telus Health One App (PDF)
• Total Wellbeing Assessment (PDF)

Our Dispute Prevention and Resolution (DPR) Plan helps coworkers find a win-win solution through effective communication, so that disputes do not escalate into conflict.

The objective of Dispute Prevention and Resolution is to safeguard the well-being of employees and provide channels to express concerns/issues towards effective solutions without escalation.

The Afterschool Learning Series virtual sessions run on Thursday afternoons from 3:45pm-4:45pm on Microsoft Teams. You are not required to register for these sessions. If you are interested, simply click the meeting link to attend. Meeting links can be accessed on the WQSB PD Calendar.

• WQSB Professional Development Calendar
• WQSB Afterschool Learning Series

Your union’s Professional Improvement Committee allows you to apply for funding to participate in a course, workshop, or other activity, which you feel will be a benefit to you in the performance of your duties at the Board.

• Find all PIC forms this way by searching PIC

WQTA teachers are covered by group insurance with Industrial Alliance. For information on how to sign up please visit the Western Quebec Teacher’s Association website or contact Human Resources hr@wqsb.qc.ca.

You are represented by the Western Quebec Teacher’s Association (WQTA).

183 chemin Freeman (unit 102), Gatineau, Qc, J8Z 2A7

Phone: (819) 777-1475 | Fax: (819) 777-0016

wqta-aeoq@videotron.ca

Western Quebec Teacher’s Association

Provincial Law 87 is an Act designed to facilitate the disclosure of wrongdoings in public organizations. The disclosure of wrongdoings is a fundamental component in ensuring integrity in the public administration. Recognizing that people working within an organization or who work with such people are often best placed to become “whistleblowers”, Western Québec’s By-Law 37 is intended to provide information on the mechanism for facilitating the disclosure of wrongdoings within our school board which complies with the Act to facilitate the disclosure of wrongdoings relating to public bodies (LQ 2016, c 3), hereinafter the “Act”.

The Act, as well as our By-Law 37, provides for the implementation of a parallel disclosure system within public bodies allowing staff the option of reporting wrongdoings either internally or to the Quebec Ombudsman through a secure online form. In all cases, these provide protection against reprisals for disclosures by staff who cooperate in reviews and investigations.

Essentially, at any time, school board staff may disclose information to the Officer responsible, indicating that a wrongdoing has been committed or is about to be committed in relation to the school board.

• Provincial Law 87 and WQSB By-Law 37: Procedure to facilitate the disclosure of wrongdoings – Information and Disclosure Form (PDF)