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March 2004
Table of Contents
IV. Ethnolinguistic Profile of Respondents
V. A Picture of the Federal Public Service in the National Capital Region
VI. Management Framework for Official Languages
VII. A Culture...Still Awaiting Change: Results of a Sociolinguistic Analysis
- A. Leadership - Matching Actions to Words
- B. Second-Language Use - Are the Expectations Realistic?
- C. A Workplace Strongly Influenced by the Presence of Unilinguals
- D. A Real Preference or Adapting to Circumstances?
- E. A Work Environment Still Below Standard
IX. Summary and Recommendations
Appendix A
List of the Recommendations of the Roundtable of the Canadian Centre for Management Development
