| For its part, Canadian organized labour, by abandoning the nonpartisanship espoused by the AFL CIO, not only gained political muscle but also became a progressive force in the nation's public life. |
| Employees stand to benefit from a new staffing regime that promotes flexibility, access, fairness and transparency, while ensuring that the values of merit and nonpartisanship remain at the heart of the system. |
| In 1823 he was named postmaster general and became noted for his efficiency and nonpartisanship in that office. |
| The incident was about an organization's preserving its reputation for nonpartisanship, not curbing the free speech of its employees. |
| Merit finds practical meaning in the application of all the values that underlie it-competency, nonpartisanship, and representativeness-as well as in the processes that lead to appointments. |
| Again this year, the requests received covered the entire range of the PSC's responsibilities as the Parliamentary agency responsible for the safeguarding of the integrity and the nonpartisanship of the appointment process. |
