Employment Services Program for Hiring Skilled Employees
Employment Ontario provides networking services and Canadian Government funding for small business to attract, train, and hire unemployed Ontarians looking for valuable work experience. The Employment Service program is one of many Canadian Government Incentives for Hiring & Training Skilled Workers.
Employment Services for Businesses Looking to Hire
Ontario SMEs looking to address the skills gaps affecting their workforce can receive job posting and recruitment services from their regional Employment Ontario service partner. Regional service partners provide candidate matching services based on participants’ skills, capabilities, interests, and experience. Businesses can review their selections and recruit employees with the desired skill sets and knowledge. Employers may also be eligible to receive a non-repayable funding contribution ranging from $2,000 – $8,000 to offset some of the costs on-the-job training and wages for eligible candidates.
Employment Services for Job Seekers
Employment Ontario also provides services and funding to help unemployed Ontarians find work. Candidates can receive:
- Assessments of Skills and Experience
- Career and Occupation Information
- Information About Employment and Training Opportunities
- Employment Ontario Program Information
- Referrals to Job Fairs and Community Outreach Programs
- Support for Resumé Preparation and Job Search Strategies
Both Employers and Job Seekers are encouraged to get into contact with their local Employment Ontario Service Office to see what types of programs and assistance would be available for your business. For more information please visit Employment Ontario’s Website.
Canadian Government Funding for Hiring Recent Graduates
In addition to the Employment Ontario funding and services, Canadian businesses can also receive additional business funding grants and Wage Subsidies for Hiring Recent Post-Secondary Graduates. To learn more about the programs that may apply to your business, please fill out a Mentor Works Contact Form to get in touch with a Canadian Government funding expert or subscribe to our Weekly Canadian Business Funding Newsletter – Twitter – LinkedIn – Facebook – Google+.