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As of April 1, 2008, there were 12,455 people working in permanent full-time, permanent part-time, term and labour service positions in the public service.

Employee Timecards

This page contains copies of the employee timecard for you to use to record your time information. Click on the first two links below to find copies of the timecard.

Further information is available below the timecard links, and is categorized based on the four pay cycles used in the public service. Schedules of pay periods are included in these links.

If you are new to the public service, or haven't use the timecard before, you may wish to review this material to learn more about how to fill it out.

If you have questions about your timecard, please discuss them with your human resource contact.

Employee Timecard (Excel)

Shortcut to the employee timecard, in PDF format. (Updated version)

Employee Timecard (PDF)

Shortcut to the employee timecard, in PDF format. (Updated version)

(M1) (Out-of-Scope) Monthly Exception Paid
An M1 employee is a permanent, out-of-scope employee who is paid a constant salary and receives a pay cheque every month.
(M1CUPE) Monthly Exception Paid

An M1 CUPE (monthly, exception-paid) employee is an in-scope (PS/CUPE) permanent or term employee who is paid a constant salary and receives a paycheque every month.

(B1) (In-scope) Bi-weekly, Positive Paid

A B1 (bi-weekly, positive-paid) employee is a term (SGEU only), part time, relief, or labour service employee who is paid hourly and receives a paycheque every two weeks.

(B2) (In-scope) Bi-weekly, Exception paid

A B2 (bi-weekly, exception-paid) employee is a permanent, full-time employee who is paid a constant salary and receives a paycheque every two weeks.


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