Why work at Correctional Service Canada

If you are looking for a career where you can make a meaningful impact while enjoying professional growth and support, Correctional Service Canada (CSC) might be a right fit for you. By choosing to work at CSC you will make a difference in people's lives. CSC employees change lives every day. They protect Canadians in the communities they serve.
Benefits of working at CSC
There are many reasons you may choose to work at CSC.
Impactful Work: CSC employees play a crucial role in public safety and the rehabilitation of offenders. Your work can have a positive impact on individuals and communities.
Teamwork and Support: CSC is a people organization that values teamwork. You will be part of a supportive team environment that fosters mutual respect, open communication, and collaboration.
Variety of Roles: CSC has a wide range of jobs from coast to coast in over 150 locations. Depending on your interests, you can work in an institution, in the community, or at regional or national headquarters
Career Development: CSC values continuous learning throughout your career and offers a variety of training programs and opportunities for professional growth and development.
Inclusive workplace: CSC has a skilled, diverse workforce that reflects Canadian society. Our inclusive environment encourages open communication, and the sharing of diverse perspectives, ensuring that every team member feels valued and empowered to contribute their best.
Comprehensive Benefits: Employees receive competitive salaries and benefits, including health and dental plans, pension plans, and more.
- Rates of Pay for the Public Service of Canada: rates of pay for all government jobs can be found on the Treasury Board of Canada Web site.
- Public Service Health Care Plan: optional health care plan for federal public service employees and their dependants designed to supplement your provincial/territorial health insurance plan.
- Public Service Dental Care Plan: a mandatory dental services plan for federal public service employees and their eligible dependents for specific dental services and supplies not covered under a provincial/territorial health or dental care plan.
- Public service group insurance benefit plans: health and dental care benefits, disability insurance and life insurances.
- Operational Service Provisions: special retirement benefits that allow eligible CSC employees to retire at age 50.
- Integrated Initial Appointees Relocation Program (IIARP): CSC may offer relocation assistance to employees who need to move to live within a reasonable distance of their work location.
Correctional Service Canada Worldwide
Correctional Service Canada's approach to corrections and rehabilitation is a model emulated around the world. CSC contributes to the development of effective correctional systems worldwide by focusing on offender rehabilitation, reintegration, and the promotion of safe and humane correctional environments. These efforts include:
- providing world-class, evidence-based correctional programs to offenders proven to help address the behaviours that contribute to criminality
- partnering with public and private organizations involved in criminal justice particularly in community corrections
- having a Citizen Advisory Committee in every institution where local community members provide impartial advice and recommendations on operations
- having national and regional Ethnocultural Advisory Committees to provide advice on programs and services for the reintegration of Ethnocultural offenders to the community
CSC works with countries that need help to stabilize or rebuild their correctional systems. Visit CSC in the world to learn how CSC interacts with the international corrections community.
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