2022 results for Indigenous groups

About the data

Methodological notes

About the dashboards

The dashboards show the Public Service Employee Survey (PSES) results for specific demographic groups in comparison with the results for other respondents.

About the data

Percentages reflect the total of different possible affirmative responses (in other words, “Strongly agree” and “Somewhat agree” responses; “Always/Almost always” and “Often” responses; “Very high” and “High” responses; “To a large extent” and “To a very large extent” responses; or the selected response from a list).

Percentages exclude the responses “Don’t know” and “Not applicable.”

Results by employment equity group are on the Open Government Portal, in the EEInfoDV dataset.

Results by Indigenous group

All Indigenous respondents

In the 2022 PSES, 7,283 respondents identified as Indigenous.

Question Result for all Indigenous respondents (2020) Result for all Indigenous respondents (2022)
Felt valued at work 66% 67%
Liked their job 81% 81%
Felt encouraged to be innovative 67% 70%
Felt supported to propose new ideas 64% 63%
Felt their organization does a good job of raising awareness of mental health in the workplace 75% 68%
Felt their workplace is psychologically healthy 61% 62%
Experienced "high" or "very high" levels of work-related stress 22% 21%
Felt emotionally drained after their workday 38% 33%
Experienced harassment in the workplace in the last 12 months 18% 18%
Experienced discrimination in the workplace in the last 12 months 12% 13%

First Nations respondents

In the 2022 PSES, 2,958 respondents identified as First Nations.

Question Result for First Nations respondents (2020) Result for First Nations respondents (2022)
Felt valued at work 68% 71%
Liked their job 83% 83%
Felt encouraged to be innovative 69% 72%
Felt supported to propose new ideas 65% 65%
Felt their organization does a good job of raising awareness of mental health in the workplace 76% 69%
Felt their workplace is psychologically healthy 63% 64%
Experienced "high" or "very high" levels of work-related stress 21% 20%
Felt emotionally drained after their workday 35% 30%
Experienced harassment in the workplace in the last 12 months 18% 17%
Experienced discrimination in the workplace in the last 12 months 13% 12%

Inuit respondents

In the 2022 PSES, 275 respondents identified as Inuit.

Question Result for Inuit respondents (2020) Result for Inuit respondents (2022)
Felt valued at work 72% 71%
Liked their job 83% 81%
Felt encouraged to be innovative 71% 73%
Felt supported to propose new ideas 70% 67%
Felt their organization does a good job of raising awareness of mental health in the workplace 81% 74%
Felt their workplace is psychologically healthy 68% 68%
Experienced "high" or "very high" levels of work-related stress 13% 13%
Felt emotionally drained after their workday 26% 25%
Experienced harassment in the workplace in the last 12 months 14% 15%
Experienced discrimination in the workplace in the last 12 months 8% 13%

Métis respondents

In the 2022 PSES, 3,440 respondents identified as Métis.

Question Result for Métis respondents (2020) Result for Métis respondents (2022)
Felt valued at work 64% 65%
Liked their job 79% 79%
Felt encouraged to be innovative 65% 68%
Felt supported to propose new ideas 62% 63%
Felt their organization does a good job of raising awareness of mental health in the workplace 74% 68%
Felt their workplace is psychologically healthy 60% 61%
Experienced "high" or "very high" levels of work-related stress 23% 23%
Felt emotionally drained after their workday 40% 35%
Experienced harassment in the workplace in the last 12 months 18% 19%
Experienced discrimination in the workplace in the last 12 months 11% 12%

Comparative results by Indigenous groups

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Figure 1: Results for Indigenous respondents compared with results for all other respondents
bar graph showing results for Indigenous group respondents compared with results for all other respondents. Text version below:
Figure 1 - Text version
Question Indigenous respondents (2020) Indigenous respondents (2022) All other respondents (2022)
Felt that every employee in their work unit is accepted as an equal member 70% 75% 82%
Felt their organizations treats them with respect 79% 80% 85%
Organization implemented anti-racism initiatives 70% 64% 69%
Believed their organization does a good job of supporting employee career development 58% 61% 64%
Believed they had opportunities for promotion within organization 52% 59% 61%
Indicated discrimination affected their career progress over the last 12 months 9% 9% 5%
Figure 2: Results for First Nations respondents compared with results for all other respondents
bar graph showing results for First Nations respondents compared with results for all other respondents. Text version below:
Figure 2 - Text version
Question First Nations respondents (2020) First Nations respondents (2022) All other respondents (2022)
Felt that every employee in their work unit is accepted as an equal member 71% 77% 82%
Felt their organizations treats them with respect 80% 82% 84%
Organization implemented anti-racism initiatives 70% 63% 69%
Believed their organization does a good job of supporting employee career development 60% 64% 64%
Believed they had opportunities for promotion within organization 53% 60% 61%
Indicated discrimination affected their career progress over the last 12 months 10% 9% 6%
Figure 3: Results for Inuit respondents compared with results for all other respondents
bar graph showing results for Inuit respondents compared with results for all other respondents. Text version below:
Figure 3 - Text version
Question Inuit respondents (2020) Inuit respondents (2022) All other respondents (2022)
Felt that every employee in their work unit is accepted as an equal member 70% 78% 82%
Felt their organizations treats them with respect 80% 85% 84%
Organization implemented anti-racism initiatives 71% 53% 69%
Believed their organization does a good job of supporting employee career development 69% 69% 64%
Believed they had opportunities for promotion within organization 60% 59% 61%
Indicated discrimination affected their career progress over the last 12 months 9% 8% 6%
Figure 4: Results for Métis respondents compared with results for all other respondents
bar graph showing results for Métis respondents compared with results for all other respondents. Text version below:
Figure 4 - Text version
Question Métis respondents (2020) Métis respondents (2022) All other respondents (2022)
Felt that every employee in their work unit is accepted as an equal member 69% 74% 82%
Felt their organizations treats them with respect 78% 79% 85%
Organization implemented anti-racism initiatives 71% 66% 69%
Believed their organization does a good job of supporting employee career development 56% 60% 64%
Believed they had opportunities for promotion within organization 51% 58% 61%
Indicated discrimination affected their career progress over the last 12 months 8% 9% 6%

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