The Government of Canada (GC) is seeking industry engagement for the purpose of gathering information about job description building/writing tools, job evaluation plans, and job evaluation systems.
The GC is looking at Commercial-Off-the-Shelf (COTS) tools, plans, and/or systems/programs that could deliver an end-to-end job classification system that includes one or more of the following:
a) Computer-assisted job description building/writing tool;
b) Gender neutral job evaluation plan(s) that cover all or most of the range of work performed in the GC, or that can be configured to include the range of work; and
c) Computer-assisted job evaluation program/application.
The purpose of holding one-on-one sessions is to develop a better understanding of the industry as a whole as well as to seek input from industry on available tools, plans, and systems/programs directly related to job description building/writing and job evaluation.
During the one-on-one sessions the GC requests that industry provide an overview of the capabilities of their industry and demonstrate their tool(s), plan(s), and system(s)/program(s). Further, at that time, industry may present any information that they feel could help the GC scope this work and understand industry methodology and capabilities.
The information gathered will assist the GC in determining whether or not they should proceed with the procurement of such tools.
