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Employment Ontario Employment Services

Employment Ontario Employment Services. Hamilton Service Providers. The new Employment Ontario model was launched across Ontario August 1, 2010. The new model ensures that no matter which Employment Ontario office an individual walks into, they will get the help they need

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Employment Ontario Employment Services

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  1. Employment Ontario Employment Services Hamilton Service Providers

  2. The new Employment Ontario model was launched across Ontario August 1, 2010 • The new model ensures that no matter which Employment Ontario office an individual walks into, they will get the help they need • Seven Service Providers offer the same full suite of employment services and training programs in Hamilton

  3. Other Services in our Community • PATH Employment Services • Hamilton Public Library - 5 locations • City of Hamilton – Career Development Centre • ACFO L’Association canadienne-française de l’Ontario

  4. The Employment Ontario Model • Offers a range of resources, supports and service components • Services are customized to meet specific client needs • The one-stop service is convenient for clients • Our priority is to offer high quality services that are flexible and responsive to both job seekers and employers

  5. Client Service Planning & Coordination • CSPC is the initial point of contact for individuals seeking Employment Services • Client meets with SP to determine the type of services required, ASSISTED or UNASSISTED • There is no eligibility requirement for Client Service Planning and Coordination

  6. Assisted Services • Targeted to people who are unemployed (working less than 20 hr week), and out of school when they enter the Employment Service and are legally entitled to work in Canada • Service Provider meets with the client to assess suitability for Assisted Services • Exceptions can be made for the under-employed if warranted by the client suitability assessment, the labour market environment and the ES program objectives

  7. Job Search Job Search provides structured and individualized support for clients that have: • no career goals • unrealistic job expectations • poor self marketing skills • Stability / personal issues • been unsuccessful with their independent job search • and other factors affecting employability

  8. Job Matching, Placement and Incentives • Employers may receive financial incentives to provide on-the-job training, apprenticeship training, job test placement and work experience opportunities • SP matches clients’ skill sets to job opportunities • Clients may receive training supports to address financial barriers to participation in the Employment Service Job/Training Retention • Job Coaching or Mentoring to support successful training completion

  9. Resource and Information R&I is a labour market service which is open to the public. This is considered an “unassisted” service. Staff guidance is available. Individuals can obtain information about: • Careers, occupations and labour market resources • Education, training and employment opportunities • Other EO programs and services, other community programs, literacy services and other resources that support employability • Career planning and job search strategies • Access to computers, internet, fax machines, photocopying, phone • Various job search workshops / info sessions are offered at each SP location. See SP info sheet or SP web-site

  10. Second Career, OSEB and JCP • All 7 Service Providers are responsible for determining suitability and eligibility for: • Second Career • Ontario Self-Employment Benefit • Job Creation Partnership Contact a Service Provider for more information

  11. Summer Jobs Service • Currently delivered by Mohawk College and Employment Hamilton • Provides a $2 /hour subsidy for employers hiring eligible youth who are 15-30 years of age and returning to school in the fall • No decisions have been made regarding Summer Jobs Service for 2011

  12. We Welcome Your Referrals! • Each Service Provider has individual intake schedules and processes • Please see the individual SP info sheets • Job Seekers can use any ONE of the Service Providers for Assisted Services. It is the client’s choice • R & I participants are welcome at any Service Provider as it is open to the public

  13. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact a Service Provider • We are happy to help!

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