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Carney says back-to-office plan for federal civil servants coming soon

Prime Minister Mark Carney said return-to-office levels will vary by role, seniority, and capacity with discussions involving unions as part of a broader public service transformation.

  • The Prime Minister, Mark Carney, is planning to require federal public servants to work more days in the office, moving beyond the current minimum of three days a week.
  • Current rules require federal public servants to work at least three days in the office weekly, while executives must work four days.
  • The Professional Institute of the Public Service of Canada stated that decisions should be based on "evidence, service outcomes, and operational reality."
  • Labour experts argue that remote work offers benefits and flexibility, which can help retain top talent.
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Do we really need public servants to be at the office five days a week?

The Prime Minister says a plan is in the works for federal bureaucrats to spend more time in the office — but many labour experts, including a recent guest on our podcast, say remote work has its benefits

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The Prime Minister promises to provide details soon following rumours about the return of public servants to the full-time office.

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Monday, December 8, 2025.
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