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Compensation Sector
We are Canada's largest payroll and pension administrator. Our objective is to enhance and improve compensation services for federal departments, agencies, and public service pensioners; to add value and to make the best possible use of taxpayers' money.
2010/02/08 - 2009 Tax Slips
Please see the following link to find out about 2009 Tax Slips available February 8, 2010 on the Web via the Compensation Web Applications (CWA): 2009 Tax Slips.
Compensation Web Applications
- Returning
Users Access our Compensation
Web Applications - New
Users Create a profile
It only takes a few minutes
Creating a profile* is easy - simply click the link "New Users" above to begin the registration and enrolment process. Refer to the Enrolment Instructions (PDF 64K) to help you complete the process. This is a one-time only requirement.
Have questions? We invite you to read the Frequently Asked Questions on the Compensation Web Applications (CWA).
** Note:
Sign-up is currently restricted to Government of Canada employees
working for organizations that participate in the release of
the Compensation Web Applications.
Pay and Pension Secure Web Applications
Already signed up? If you have already signed up, select a pay or pension secure Web application from the list below.
Pension Services *
- Basic Tools
- Personalized Tools
- Information
- Human Resources Communication Package
Insurance Claims and Benefits
The key 
indicates a secure service.
Sunday 10:00 a.m. Eastern Time (ET).
All links with this image are available only to clients with access to "Publiservice" the official Government of Canada extranet.
A word of caution about shared technology:
If you are using a shared computer or working from a public place such as a library, you should ensure that you log out once you have completed your session so that none of your personal data is accessible to other individuals who will subsequently use the same computer.
You must also be cautious about saving any personal information on the hard drive, which would also become accessible to other individuals.
Also ensure to delete any outstanding print jobs when you conclude your session so that none of your personal information can subsequently be printed and be made available to other persons.
