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The Path of Public Service Applaud - People in Public Service (formerly Quarter Century Club)
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Join us as we walk through the lives of deeply committed public servants who are working hard behind the scenes and in front of audiences, improving public services that Canadians rely on and that shape our experiences. Whether deputy minister, journalist, author, public broadcaster, actor, tax credit advisor, or consumer specialist, we applaud individuals who have played a critical role in our public lives beyond the call of duty. We will ask thought-provoking questions with fresh insights, but it is our guests who turn their incredible life experiences into inspiring messages, reflecting into moments of adversity and triumph.
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Claudette Miller: Early Retirement and the Path from Public Service to Personal Calling Part 2
In this episode, Claudette Miller reflects on her career in Ontario's public sector, spanning from administrative assistant to corporate operations manager. She highlights perseverance, mentorship, and technological advancements, including her involvement in policy development like pay equity. Miller discusses her strategies from working in finance, and navigating organizational changes, and the importance of communication and resilience. She advises newcomers in public service on understanding organizational culture and seeking guidance. Additionally, she shares insights on maintaining work-life balance through volunteering, work, and study, emphasizing the importance of understanding workplace culture, developing trust, finding creative solutions within regulations, and the valuable lessons learned from her public service career, including her transition to retirement and continued influence in new pursuits, notably in ministry. Finally, she stresses the diverse nature of the Ontario Public Service and the significance of positivity and respect in fostering a supportive work environment.
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Claudette Miller: Early Retirement and the Path from Public Service to Personal Calling Part 1
In this episode, Claudette Miller reflects on her career in Ontario's public sector, spanning from administrative assistant to corporate operations manager. She highlights perseverance, mentorship, and technological advancements, including her involvement in policy development like pay equity. Miller discusses her strategies from working in finance, and navigating organizational changes, and the importance of communication and resilience. She advises newcomers in public service on understanding organizational culture and seeking guidance. Additionally, she shares insights on maintaining work-life balance through volunteering, work, and study, emphasizing the importance of understanding workplace culture, developing trust, finding creative solutions within regulations, and the valuable lessons learned from her public service career, including her transition to retirement and continued influence in new pursuits, notably in ministry. Finally, she stresses the diverse nature of the Ontario Public Service and the significance of positivity and respect in fostering a supportive work environment.
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Allan Scott: Policing to Policy and the Path Up the Ladder of Public Service Part 2
In part 2 of our episode, host Katie Jensen digs deeper into Allan’s career journey and continuing work in retirement. Allan shares insights from his diverse roles across various ministries, from frontline worker to director, and his experiences in enforcement, compliance, and policy work. Through engaging anecdotes and valuable advice, Allan reflects on the importance of integrity, due diligence, and continuous learning in public service. Listeners gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and rewards of serving the community, as Allan shares his transition into retirement and his new role in supply teaching. Tune in to discover the dedication and passion that drive Allan's commitment to public service and his valuable insights for aspiring professionals in the field.
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Allan Scott: Policing to Policy and the Path Up the Ladder of Public Service Part 1
In part 1 of this episode, Allan Scott shares his journey from being a police constable to a retired Ontario public servant with over 30 years of experience. He discusses his various roles in different ministries, including his work in policy analysis and enforcement. Allan highlights the importance of frontline experience in shaping policies and the challenges of remaining neutral in public service. He also provides insights into the skills required to succeed in the public sector and the complexities of implementing government policies. Tune in to learn more about Allan's diverse career path and his dedication to serving the public.
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Karen Turner: Empathy and the Path from Women’s to Children’s Services Ministries Part 2
Karen Turner is the Manager of Community Programs & Out of Home Care, Children’s Services, of the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services, Toronto Region, with more than twenty years' experience. In this 2-part podcast, she opens up about her unexpected journey into working for the government and her path from Women's to Children's Services within the OPS. Karen shares how her own life, family, Caribbean culture, and love for music play a role in the humour, empathy, and passion she brings to her work, both in the office and beyond.
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Karen Turner: Empathy and the Path from Women’s to Children’s Services Ministries Part 1
Karen Turner is the Manager of Community Programs & Out of Home Care, Children’s Services, of the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services, Toronto Region, with more than twenty years' experience. In this 2-part podcast, she opens up about her unexpected journey into working for the government and her path from Women's to Children's Services within the OPS. Karen shares how her own life, family, Caribbean culture, and love for music play a role in the humour, empathy, and passion she brings to her work, both in the office and beyond.