Staffing and Training
Grants
and Contributions for Business/Employers available
through the Government of Canada.
The Saskatchewan Government has several supporting programs
in place to assist Employers in hiring employees. Including
the following
Job
Start/Future Skills
This program links training to employment. It provides
recognized training and employment opportunities for unemployed
Saskatchewan people who need job skills while providing
employers with the skilled workers they need to fill new
positions.
The following Employment Programs help unemployed people
on provincial social assistance and on Employment Insurance
benefits get the training and work experience they need
to get a job. Employers benefit by finding workers to
fill jobs.
Click
here for additional information on available programs
offered by the Saskatchewan Government.
Opportunities
Fund for Persons with Disabilities
The objective of the Opportunities Fund is to generate
innovative activities which help persons with disabilities
prepare for, obtain and keep employment or self-employment.
Employability
Assistance for the Physically Disabled (EAPD)
The EAPD Program provides funding to assist adults with
diabilities to prepare for, secure and maintain employment.
Various supports are offered, including training-on-the-job,
vocational and work assessments, psycho-educational assessments,
job coaching, support for employers and disability related
costs in a wide variety of post-secondary education and
training programs.

Hiring Students
Student
Employment Experience(SEE)
The SEE is a year-round program that provides eligible employers
with up to 75% of wages and benefits to hire students
in either a part-time of full-time job that is relevant
to their field of study.
Canada Summer
Jobs
This program provides wage subsidies to employers who
create summer jobs for students.
The
Green Team
SEIMA and the Minsitry of Advance Education, Employment and Labour
offer employment funding through the Green Team. This program seeks to place Saskatchewan students in
summer jobs that provide an opportunity to develop their environmental knowledge and build their
experience in Saskatchewan's green and prosperous economy.
Youth
Employment Strategy Program
(YES) is the Government of Canada's commitment to help
young people, particularly those facing barriers to employment,
get the information and gain the skills, work experience
and abilities they need to make a successful transition
to the workplace
