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  • grant_single|noCondition
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  • grant_single|openingDateAugust 14, 2023
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Wage Subsidies And Interns
Expert Advice
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  • grant_single|allIndustries
grant_single|grantors
  • Government of Ontario
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grant_card_status|open

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<p>Access advice, grants and other services regarding hiring and training employees.</p>

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Employment Ontario offers various supports and projects designed to enhance job readiness and employment opportunities. The eligible activities encompass career guidance, job search assistance, and skills development programs.
  • Resume writing and interview preparation support.
  • Skills and job search training sessions.
  • Apprenticeship programs in over 140 skilled trades.
  • Adult learning courses for skill building and retraining.
  • Youth employment and student job finding assistance.
  • Services for employers to attract and recruit employees.
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$ 60,000

Supporting the hiring and training of young workers

$ 55,000

Offering comprehensive training for hospitality staff

$ 50,000

Implementing an intensive training program for software developers

$ 35,000

Providing comprehensive training for culinary staff

$ 45,000

Providing counselling and job readjustment services for recently downsized employees

$ 50,000

Establishing a mentorship program for sustainable agriculture

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Eligibility for Employment Ontario assistance may require certain conditions to be met by employers and applicants.
  • The employer must have a payroll account number to post a job for free.
  • Employers must seek funding to help pay for training current or onboarding employees through available programs like the Canada-Ontario Job Grant.
  • Employers hiring apprentices should target positions within over 100 recognized skilled trades.
  • Employers looking for financial support should consider hiring young workers.
  • Employers undergoing restructuring processes requiring advice should avail free employment counselling services.
  • Support programs aim to address challenges related to hiring, training, and retaining workers.

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Eligible types of companies for this grant include small businesses, non-profit organizations, and public sector organizations.
  • Small businesses
  • Non-profit organizations
  • Public sector organizations

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This grant provides support for employers and job seekers in Ontario with a focus on hiring, training, and career development. Eligible projects aim to enhance employment opportunities and workforce skills.
  • Supporting businesses in hiring apprentices in over 100 skilled trades.
  • Funding for training current or newly hired employees through the Canada-Ontario Job Grant.
  • Financial support for businesses hiring young workers.
  • Assistance for job seekers through employment counsellors to develop career goals and interview preparation.
  • Job creation partnerships to sponsor work opportunities for job seekers.
  • Programs addressing challenges in hiring, training, and retaining workers.
  • Guidance for workforce management during business restructuring.

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This grant is facilitated by Employment Ontario and supports regions across Ontario. The services are available in various locations, ensuring broad accessibility to job-seekers and employers alike.
  • All regions in Ontario, including Northern Ontario and the City of Toronto.

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  • Step 1: Review Eligibility
  • Ensure that your business or organization meets the basic eligibility criteria for the Employment Ontario program you are interested in.
  • Identify which specific grants or support services fit your needs (e.g., Canada-Ontario Job Grant).
  • Step 2: Gather Necessary Information
  • Prepare essential documents, including your payroll account number if you plan to post a job or apply for employer-related grants.
  • Collect any required business documents, such as financial statements, business plans, or worker details.
  • Step 3: Contact Employment Counsellor (if needed)
  • Reach out to an Employment Ontario counsellor for advice on the application process.
  • Schedule a free appointment if you require assistance with selecting the correct grant or compiling application materials.
  • Step 4: Complete Application
  • Access the relevant application form for the specific program.
  • Carefully fill in all sections of the application form, ensuring all required information is included.
  • Step 5: Submit Application
  • Submit your completed application through the designated channels (online portal, email, or mail as specified by Employment Ontario).
  • Include all necessary attachments and ensure deadlines are met.
  • Step 6: Confirmation and Follow-up
  • Receive confirmation of your application submission.
  • Keep a record of confirmation details for future reference.
  • Follow up with Employment Ontario if further information or clarification is needed.

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Here are additional relevant details for this grant:
  • Services available include 1-on-1 support with an employment counsellor to aid in job search and career preparation.
  • Over 700 locations available for job-seeking support across Ontario.
  • Employers can receive guidance on attracting and recruiting the right employees as well as financial incentives for training.
  • Specific programs cater to youth and students for early career development.
  • Resources available for those moving to Ontario, helping them work in their profession or trade.
  • Contact options include phone, toll-free, TTY, live chat, and email for assistance and inquiries.
  • Support includes programs like Employment Insurance (EI), Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP), Ontario Works, and Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) for job seekers in financial need.

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Employment Ontario

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