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The Federal Civil Service
Updated 25 Nov '09
Now Includes:
* Professional Code of Conduct, and
* Federal Civil Service Application.




"If you build it, they will come."


The Federal Civil Service (FCS) is a professional class of Canadians who work for the advancement of their country. They fulfill their jobs and perform their duties to provide the eCanadian government with valuable services and information. They perform the day-to-day tasks of government and keep their Directors informed about pertinent news and events. Through their service they learn how government works and actively seek to improve components of the Canadian government by excelling at the tasks entrusted to them. Working with their Directors to implement government policies and priorities, the Federal Civil Servant acquires valuable experience and knowledge. With time and effort a Federal Civil Servant can acquire the experience and qualifications to eventually become ideal choices for a Director (Cabinet Member) role.

The Federal Civil Servant is not a member of cabinet or representative of the administration. The particular job, duty or task assigned to the Federal Civil Servant is based on their merits, not their politics, and what they do varies greatly depending on the Department they serve in.

Requirements for the Federal Civil Service vary depending on the role being performed and the Department an FCS is attached to. The Civil Servant will be trained and receive on the job training sometimes in apprenticeship format. There is a Professional Code of Conduct that must be agreed and adhered to. At a minimum, an FCS usually needs to be active at least once a day to perform their tasks. They also require citizenship masking on the eCanadian Forums. Some Federal Civil Servants will also need to have a registered nickname on IRC; however, in many cases this is not necessary. Registering a nickname on IRC, and utilizing the IRC is, however, strongly encouraged.

Federal Civil Servants can only be dismissed for reasons of negligence, incompetence or inactivity. In the event the program or task they perform becomes obsolete or canceled, the need for their Service would naturally also end, though their membership in the Federal Service would not.


Success through Service.


The Federal Civil Service is intended to develop a body of qualified, experienced, professional experts who serve eCanada's national interests with respect and dignity. As a body, they acquire and retain the knowledge necessary to ease transitions or changes in administrative regimes.



The Departments.


Currently eCanada has chartered the following Departments, under which all aspects of the nation's business are carried out:

The President's Press Office (PPO)
Press Office Director: lcameron
Deals with government communications and media, reports on government news and broadcasts the civilian battle orders in both official languages.

The Department of National Defense (DND)
Director: ramizeth
Charged with defending the nation during times of war. The DND organizes all of eCanada's military assets and resources and utilizes them to defend eCanada's interests at home and abroad. The DND coordinates with our allies on military operations. The Canadian Armed Forces, and all of its divisions and branches, report to the DND for orders. The DND organizes the political (anti-Political Take Over) and military defense of eCanada and her allies. The DND is also responsible for ensuring the public's safety and security.

The Department of Foreign Relations (DFR)
Director: Chucky_Norris
Charged with representing eCanada to nations and alliances, improving eCanada's reputation, and negotiating trade agreements or foreign aid in conjunction with the Department of National Commerce. The DoFR collects contacts and reports on events in other nations, such as election prospects and outcomes, and major policy shifts. The DoFR informs the government of potential threats to foreign relations (such as political take overs or impending wars).

The Department of National Commerce (DNC)
Governor: Chamrajnagar
Acts as eCanada's reserve bank, and actively seeks ways to increase eCanada's gold reserves. Monitors and regulates the monetary market and finances all government operations and activites, except for national defense. The DNC is chartered to develop eCanada's budget, implement monetary policy and repay or issue Victory Bonds. The DNC collects and analyzes market data and trends through monitoring the market and conducting surveys. Maintains and implements eCanada's trade treaties.

The Department of Justice (DoJ)
Director: scrabman
The DoJ is reponsible for enforcing the laws of the land, and initiating any legal changes or amendments necessary for implementing government policy. The DoJ represents the government in court and is currently working on Constitutional reform.

The Department of State (DoS)
Director: Booleus
The DoS is responsible for maintaining eCanada's national industries and education system, which includes public education articles in the media, eCanada's University and the mentor program.

Canadian Security and Intelligence Service (CSIS)
Director: marcchelala
CSIS is responsible for implementing clandestine operations and intelligence gathering activities. Reports any security breaches or threats to the government.





So, still think you got what it takes?

Fill out the Federal Civil Service Application sheet, and subscribe to the President's Press Office paper for more news and information regarding the Federal Civil Service.






Signed,

President of eCanada


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