This website promotes connections between prospective apprentices and employers. You will find videos and dedicated pages featuring different trades and general apprenticeship information in other languages

This on-line guide to employment accommodation for people with disabilities' objective is to provide some facts, practical advice and to explain the steps that can be taken in order to facilitate the inclusion of employees with disabilities into the work force.

BTA is a Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (CME)initiative. Their mandate is to provide the tools and resources to employers in removing the physical and attitudinal barriers associated with hiring persons with disabilities.

Find a world of on-line learning opportunities from over 75 Canadian colleges and universities. A valuable tool for employers and individuals seeking skills development for themselves or their employees.

Designed for educators, students and employers, this web site will further your understanding of post-secondary co-operative education and the benefits that it offers.

Find recruitment information, upcoming events, professional development opportunities and other services for students, career services professionals and employers.

Non-profit, business-led organization of Canadian companies who have made a commitment to operate in a socially, environmentally and financially responsible manner.

This organization promotes a safe and healthy working environment by providing information, training and advice about occupational health and safety.

Your gateway to books, videos, teaching materials, and other products related to career exploration, job search, career development, human resource management, education, and entrepreneurship.

Access cultural work opportunities or seek talented individuals in the cultural sector free of charge. (Registration required)

Determine whether you are in an employer-employee relationship or a business relationship and how the responsibilities of payers differ in each situation.

This site helps employers find qualified young employees, as well as access wage subsidy programs and recruitment tools and resources.

Employment Networks helps Renfrew-area people find work, develop career choices or upgrade education. Work seekers can get needs assessment, resume development and job search help, attend monthly workshops and see profiles of local employers. Consulting service helps employers with human resources needs.

The Employment Standards Act (ESA) provides the minimum standards for working in this province. Includes pregnancy and parental leave, hours of work, overtime, termination, how to file a complaint, and more.

Discover the essential skills that help you succeed at work and in other daily activities. Over 170 occupational profiles show how these essential skills are used in various occupations.

Looking for a summer job? SCCYs provide a variety of services, free of charge, to help students improve their job search skills and acquire meaningful employment. They also help employers find enthusiastic summer help.

Looking for a Government of Canada publication? Browse this listing of free and priced products to find information related to labour, careers, business, trade, language and writing aids.

The Occupational Health and Safety Act's main purpose is to protect workers against health and safety hazards on the job. The Act establishes procedures for dealing with workplace hazards, and it provides for enforcement of the law.

Are you considering hiring a foreign national? Learn about your responsibilities, how to prepare a formal job offer, and special programs designed to facilitate the hiring process.

This US based site has a wealth of information for the Human Resource Professional. Find articles on today's most topical HR issues, as well as information on management, labour relations, staffing, and training.

Small to medium-sized businesses can access information to help them manage staff and deal with HR issues. Employers can build business skills and make use of community resources, sector specific information and labour market statistics.

Imagine is Canada's national program to promote public and corporate giving, volunteering and support for the community.

This free service allows employers to advertise jobs or search a database of resumes, while job seekers can search the job opportunities available throughout North America.

Access information, programs, and legislation related Canadian labour law, occupational health and safety, federal workers' compensation, labour standards, and workplace equity.

Focuses on settling workplace disputes under various employment-related statutes, assisting in the settlement of collective agreements and assembling collective bargaining information.

Designed for employers, apprentices and journeypersons, this guide offers suggestions and best practices for the on-the-job portion of apprenticeship training.

Designed for Human Resources (HR) specialists, this web site provides a listing of HR job opportunities, career and job search resources, hiring solutions, and featured articles from the Canadian HR Reporter.

Helps people entering or re-entering the workforce to find work, in partnership with community agencies, government organizations, employers, medical and rehabilitation professionals. Specializes in employer-based rehabilitation. Vocational assessments; case management; early and safe return to work; outplacement services. Based in Minden, with locations throughout Ontario.

OHCOW is dedicated to preventing occupational illnesses and injuries. Clinics for diagnosing workers with work-related health problems; answers to workplace health and safety questions; education on health and safety issues.

Helps Ontarians with physical disabilities participate more fully in community life. Employment programs focus on vocational assessment, skills training, supportive employment and job placement services.

The Ontario Skills Passport (OSP) is a bilingual web-based resource that provides clear descriptions of the skills and work habits required for success in the workplace. The OSP is designed to help employers assess and record the skills and work habits students and job seekers demonstrate in the workplace. The OSP helps students and job seekers build their skills and work habits and show employers what they can do!

A provincial campaign designed to increase the number of employers participating in student work experience programs. Employers can access information on the range of opportunities, why this makes good business sense and how it works.

Find information and services related to employment, education, financial supports, human rights and other areas of interest to persons with disabilities.

A Health & Safety Ontario partner, PSHSA works with Ontario public service sector employers and workers to reduce workplace risks and prevent occupational injuries and illness.

This report of interest to all employers, was produced by the Conference Board of Canada and is available in pdf format.

Walden develops and provides skills, aptitude and knowledge tests for positions in sales, customer service, information technology, administration and management. (Fees apply)

Designed to help employers and workers avert temporary layoffs. The measure provides income support to workers eligible for Employment Insurance and who are willing to work a temporary reduced work-week when there is a reduction in the normal level of business activity.

Health and safety training organization, established by OFL in 1979. WHSC trains workers to give health and safety training in their own workplaces, in communities from Thunder Bay to Windsor, 1 to 4 days. 3,000 volunteer health and safety instructors.

This virtual employment resource centre contains labour market and career information, online counselling services, job postings, resume database and other services of interest to people with disabilities, employers and career practitioners.

Working in partnership with university and college career centres, this web site features recruitment campaigns, employment opportunities, and the latest in career planning information for students and recent graduates.

Find resources and publications related to workplace health, including information about corporate health models, stress risk management, and absenteeism.

Find information, training resources and tools for Canadian organizations and employers who want to raise literacy and basic skill levels in the workplace.

Access a library of resources, events, and news bulletins related to workplace issues such as management, recruitment, compensation, and training.