Workforce Training and Employment — Labour Market Partnerships
MN, Canada
Financial support for labour market development 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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A range of services and programs that help employers and job seekers find each other, learn together and succeed together.
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$70,000
Toronto
On-site training program for new construction workers in Toronto.
$95,000
Vancouver
Workforce adjustment program for laid-off tech employees in Vancouver.
$40,000
Calgary
Pre-employment and job-specific skills training for youth in Calgary.
$48,000
Montreal
Labour market development activities for remote workers in Montreal.
$75,000
Ottawa
Employment integration program for immigrants in Ottawa.
$90,000
Winnipeg
Skills training program for Indigenous communities in Winnipeg.
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Eligibility Criteria:
- Employers, communities, sector associations, and organizations are eligible
- Assistance is available for unemployed and job-loss threatened individuals
- Participation in industry-specific training and workforce development activities
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Training and Employment Services in Manitoba offer various programs to assist employers with addressing current and future labour market needs. Eligible types of companies for this grant may include industry-specific training providers, organizations focusing on workforce development, and employers aiming to support their local communities.
- Industry-specific training providers
- Organizations focusing on workforce development
- Employers aiming to support local communities
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Some types of companies may not be eligible for the grant. For example, companies engaged in illegal activities or those that do not comply with the grant's eligibility criteria would not be eligible.
- Companies engaged in illegal activities
- Companies that do not comply with the grant's eligibility criteria
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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
- Workforce adjustment initiatives
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There are evaluation and selection criteria for this grant. The criteria include:
- Meeting current and future labour market needs
- Developing industry-specific training
- Ensuring the availability of a skilled workforce
- Supporting workers about to lose their jobs
- Providing labour market information
- Addressing specific skills shortages in communities
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Grant Summary:
This grant supports employers in Manitoba by providing various employment services aimed at addressing current and future labour market needs, partnering with industry groups, and offering financial assistance programs. Employers can access resources to advertise job openings, develop industry-specific training, ensure a skilled workforce, and address specific skills shortages.
Grant Overview:
Employers in Manitoba can benefit from a comprehensive grant program that focuses on enhancing workforce development and facilitating job placements. The grant offers a range of services to assist employers in navigating the dynamic labor market environment and meeting their recruitment and training needs effectively. From job posting support through the Job Bank to partnering opportunities with Training and Employment Services, this grant aims to foster collaboration between employers and government agencies for sustainable employment outcomes.
The Job Bank serves as a valuable platform for employers to advertise job openings and connect with potential candidates. With bilingual services available, employers can efficiently match their job requirements with the profiles of job seekers. Moreover, the Manitoba Jobs and Skills Development Centre provides personalized assistance to employers, ensuring a seamless process of job posting and recruitment.
Partnering with employers is a key aspect of this grant, where Training and Employment Services collaborate with industry groups, community organizations, and employers to address labor market needs. Through this partnership, tailored programs are developed to support the development of industry-specific training and strategic workforce plans, ultimately contributing to a skilled and productive workforce in Manitoba.
The grant also extends support to unemployed individuals through programs like Employment Assistance Services, Employment Partnerships, and Labour Market Partnerships. These initiatives focus on enhancing employability skills, providing job-specific training, and addressing workforce development challenges to facilitate sustainable employment opportunities for individuals facing job loss or unemployment.
By engaging with the Manitoba Jobs and Skills Development Centre, employers can access a variety of resources and funding opportunities to address their specific labor force development needs. Whether it's pre-employment preparation, skills training, or workforce adjustment activities, the grant aims to empower employers to create a thriving work environment while supporting individuals in their journey towards meaningful employment.
