Employee training and development is one of the most critical factors in building engaged, high-performing teams. While many businesses conduct ongoing product and process training between managers and employees, there are significant opportunities to develop new skillsets by hiring outside training providers. Training providers (also referred to as training vendors) can help your team overcome…
The Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy (CEWS) has been extended to September 2021. This program covers up to 75% of employee wages for eligible businesses impacted by COVID-19.
Looking for affordable, skilled talent? Mentor Works will is teaching the best practices for securing funding for hiring & training talent with your company through government funding.
Ontario has announced an investment of $690,000 to provide a new, free training program to 260 manufacturing employees around the province to upgrade productivity, health and safety in the workplace, and supply chain strength.
The Canada Recovery Hiring Program is a federal wage subsidy program that will support businesses hit hardest by the pandemic.
The University of Waterloo takes a look at how young talent is helping small businesses adapt to the challenges of COVID-19 and why your business should consider hiring a co-op student or recent grad.
The Ontario Skills Development Fund is upskilling 150 new construction jobs in Hamilton to help overcome the challenges of COVID-19.
Paris Kitchens has won Canadian government grants and loans. See how Mentor Works helped them identify and apply for funding.
The Canada-Ontario Job Grant offers employers training grants worth up to $15,000/trainee to support skills development. Explore answers to this program’s FAQs.
The Ontario 2021 Budget allocated $400M towards the creation of a new funding agency called Invest Ontario which will provide business grant, loans, and funds.