How many employees does Government of Saskatchewan have?

12,000 people
The Government of Saskatchewan public service is one of the largest employers in Saskatchewan. We employ approximately 12,000 people with offices located across the province.

What is the current Government in Saskatchewan?

The current premier of Saskatchewan is Scott Moe of the Saskatchewan Party.

Do you get paid for Edo?

Vacation, EDO and SDO In-scope employees receive an earned day off (EDO) every two or three weeks based on assigned hours of work. In-scope employees may request more information on their entitlement payouts by contacting the HR Service Centre.

What is Sgeu term?

The SGEU Long Term Disability Income Plan (LTD) is a mandatory plan and provides partial income replacement to an employee who is disabled for a prolonged illness or disability. The Plan also provides supportive rehabilitation services to assist employees in their return to work.

Who are the employees of the government of Saskatchewan?

Internal employees are the intended audience for the jobs available below. For most SGEU (PS/GE) and CUPE positions, there is an obligation under the provisions of the collective bargaining agreements to consider all internal candidates prior to considering members of the general public.

Where can I find the government of Saskatchewan website?

A number of pages on the Government of Saskatchewan’s website have been professionally translated in French. These translations are identified by a yellow box in the right or left rail that resembles the link below. The home page for French-language content on this site can be found at:

How does the crown sector work in Saskatchewan?

“Crown sector activity helps to stimulate the province’s overall economy by employing more than 11,000 Saskatchewan people, investing in infrastructure and creating economic spinoffs that benefit Saskatchewan businesses, communities and municipalities, as well as government priorities.”

Who is the Financial Regulator for Saskatchewan government?

FCAA is Saskatchewan’s financial and consumer marketplace regulator. Read the latest alerts to protect yourself. Our Pension and Benefits Information Officers and Certified Financial Planners would be very pleased to assist you by phone.