Agriculture Job Connector

There are eligibility criteria for the grant.

• Employers must be located in Alberta.
• The grant is open to agriculture and agri-food businesses.
• Applicants should meet specific program requirements outlined in the application guidelines.

Who is eligible?

The tools and resources outlined are aimed at both agriculture employers and workers in Alberta. Employers in the agriculture and agri-food industry, particularly those involved in recruitment, financial management, and workforce safety during the COVID-19 pandemic, can utilize these resources to support their business operations and workforce. Additionally, workers seeking employment or financial support can find job search tools and training services applicable to their needs. The eligibility is broadly defined to include those engaged in maintaining food supply chains, health and safety on farms, and managing employment during the pandemic.

Eligible expenses

The provided context highlights various tools and resources available for those involved in the agriculture and agri-food industry in Alberta. However, specific information about eligible projects or activities for a grant is not explicitly mentioned in the context.

Eligible geographic areas

This grant is designed to support Alberta’s agriculture sector, suggesting eligibility may be limited to employers and workers within Alberta. However, no explicit eligible geographical areas are detailed beyond this implication.

Evaluation and selection criteria for the Canada-Alberta Job Grant are based on the following:

• Employers must be based in Alberta
• Training must be provided by eligible training providers
• Training must lead to a new or better job for the trainee
• Application must align with current or future job opportunities in Alberta

Here are additional relevant details for this grant:

• Employers can access a variety of workforce contacts and recruitment tools through government and industry resources.
• Safety resources and guidance are available for ensuring health standards in agricultural settings.
• There are specific tools and support systems for attracting staff in rural areas of Alberta.
• Resources are available to assist with compliance to COVID-19 health and safety guidelines specifically for agri-food supply chains.