Workforce Training and Employment — Employment Assistance Services
MN, Canada
Financial support to address labour market needs in Manitoba
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Grant and Funding
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- Government of Manitoba
- Economic Development, Investment, Trade and Natural Resources
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The Labour Market Partnerships program provides financial support to private, public, and community sector organizations, assisting them in addressing labour market development, labour force development, and workforce adjustment issues. Eligible activities may include pre-employment preparation, job-specific skills training, and on-site (hands-on) training, with the goal of aiding eligible unemployed and "job-loss threatened" individuals to gain sustainable employment.
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Training and Employment Services offers programs for partnering with employers to address labour market needs and workforce development. Eligible activities under these programs include a range of services to enhance industry-specific training and support workforce adjustment.
- Employment plan development
- Case management
- Assessment and employment counselling
- Self-service labour market information
- Job search assistance
- Job referral and placement
- Diagnostic and testing services
- Pre-employment preparation
- Job-specific skills training
- On-site (hands-on) training
- Activities addressing labour market development and labour force development
- Workforce adjustment activities
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$45,000
Montreal
Create a job-specific skills training program for culinary arts
$45,000
Ottawa
Establish a hands-on machinist training program for veterans
$28,000
Calgary
Develop a workforce adjustment program for displaced workers
$32,000
Winnipeg
Implement a labour force development initiative for Indigenous communities
$30,000
Vancouver
Launch a pre-employment bootcamp for women re-entering the workforce
$25,000
Toronto
Develop an on-site computer programming training program for youth
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Below are the eligibility criteria for the grant:
- Employers must be willing to partner with Training and Employment Services to address current and future labour market needs.
- Employers must demonstrate commitment to developing industry-specific training, ensuring a skilled workforce, and assisting workers facing job loss.
- Employers must be open to collaborating with local industry groups or community organizations to address specific skills shortages.
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The programs under Manitoba's Training and Employment Services aim to support various sectors through partnerships. While specific industries aren't explicitly mentioned, the initiatives generally target collaborations that address labor market and workforce development needs.
- Communities and sector associations addressing labor force development needs
- Private, public, and community sector organizations focusing on labor market and workforce adjustment issues
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Eligible expenses for this grant include:
- Pre-employment preparation
- Job-specific skills training
- On-site (hands-on) training
- Labour market development activities
- Labour force development initiatives
- Workforce adjustment programs
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Companies eligible for this grant are likely those based in Manitoba, Canada, as the context provided pertains to the efforts and resources of Manitoba's Economic Development, Investment, Trade, and Natural Resources. This regional focus suggests the grant is intended for entities within Manitoba.
- Manitoba, Canada
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- Step 1: Post job openings at jobbank.gc.ca or contact the Manitoba Jobs and Skills Development Centre.
- Step 2: Partner with local industry or community organizations to address labour market needs.
- Step 3: Explore programs like Employment Assistance Services, Employment Partnerships, and Labour Market Partnerships for support.
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Grant Summary: Manitoba Jobs and Skills Development Grant
Manitoba Jobs and Skills Development Grant Overview
The Manitoba Jobs and Skills Development Grant is a program designed to assist employers in addressing current and future labour market needs. Through partnerships with community, industry, and employer groups, Training and Employment Services offers various services to support the development of industry-specific training, ensure the availability of a skilled workforce, assist workers facing job loss, and provide labour market information.
This grant program also includes initiatives such as Employment Assistance Services, Employment Partnerships, and Labour Market Partnerships, which provide funding to organizations and communities to address labour force development needs and help individuals gain sustainable employment. Employers can partner with Training and Employment Services to access resources and support for addressing labour market challenges and workforce development.
Employers in Manitoba can benefit from this grant by participating in programs that facilitate job openings advertising through the Job Bank, partnering with local industry groups, and accessing various initiatives that support skills development and employment opportunities within the province.
Key Features of the Manitoba Jobs and Skills Development Grant
- Free job vacancy advertising through the Job Bank
- Partnerships with employers, industry groups, and community organizations
- Financial support for employment and workforce development initiatives
- Accessible labour market information and training resources
- Sustainable employment opportunities for individuals facing job loss
Employers interested in leveraging the Manitoba Jobs and Skills Development Grant can reach out to their nearest Manitoba Jobs and Skills Development Centre to explore partnership opportunities, access funding for workforce development initiatives, and engage in programs that support skills training and employment assistance.
Overall, the Manitoba Jobs and Skills Development Grant aims to enhance labour market outcomes, bridge skills gaps, and support the economic growth of Manitoba by facilitating collaboration between employers, industry stakeholders, and Training and Employment Services.
