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In This Bulletin:
Member News
Meetings, PDWs and member only resources
Toronto Regional
Meeting and MISWAA Report: Location Confirmed
iVSACE Communique to
Sector 3
Looking for Surveys
From EDs, Program Managers and Board Members
News/Alerts
CBT related media reports, RFPs and
announcements
Discussion Paper for
May 24th meeting with HRSCD
ONESTEP Partners with
CSPC-T on "It's Your Call" Research Project
Service Canada:
Programs Update Volume 2 Issue 2
Investing in
Apprenticeship Training in Windsor
Canada-Ontario Labour
Market Development Agreement
Get Ready for GST Rate
Cut -- Managing the Transition
ONESTEP is grateful to
the Ontario Trillium Foundation for supporting the innovative Paths to Financial
Vibrancy Project
Release of the MISWAA
Report
McGuinty Government
Helping People With Disabilities Find Jobs And Increase Their Income
Events
Victoria County
Career Services AGM (Lindsay)
YOUTH EMPLOYMENT:
CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES: A Project of the Skills Development Flagship
(Hamilton)
Explore Training
Opportunities (Toronto (North Etobicoke))
Employee Rights in
Ontario (Toronto (North Etobicoke))
Meaning Business for
Newcomers (Toronto )
Online Resources
Greater Toronto Region Labour
Market Bulletin: January-March 2006
The Non-Profit Sector in a
Place-based Policy World
Member News
Toronto Regional Meeting and MISWAA Report:
Location Confirmed
MISWAA Report (Task Force on Modernizing Income Security for Working-Age
Adults). The work of the Task Force continued the work done by the Toronto City
Summit Alliance, a broad-based coalition of civic leaders in the Toronto Region.
LOCATION: The meeting will be held at Metro Hall, 55 John Street, Room 303.
Limited Seating. Guest speaker Rick Eagan from St. Christopher House will present on the
MISWAA Report.
The ONESTEP region meeting will be held at 11:00 am following the MISWAA
presentation and Q and A. Location to be announced.
You can download the report here.
There will be limited seating for this event -- please RSVP to
Christine@onestep.on.ca
While we are still waiting to tie up a number of "loose threads" from our
Vancouver meeting -- final report from the Symposium, announcement of permanent
advisory committee members -- here is
an update for distribution.
Looking for Surveys From EDs, Program Managers and
Board Members
IN THE HOME STRETCH. DON'T BE LEFT OUT...Calling all EDs, Program Managers
and Board Members in agencies that deliver employment services. We need you to
fill out an online survey to assist us in our Human Resource Study. Go to
www.onestep.on.ca its easy and so much fun! Don't be the last in your agency to
experience the gratification of participation in this very important study.
Thanks to all staff - we have received almost 400 surveys in this category!
RSVP: Please rsvp to Christine at christine@onestep.on.ca,
416-591-7151 x223.
News/Alerts
Discussion Paper for May 24th meeting with
HRSCD
Questions for discussion regarding the proposed Click here
for more information.
ONESTEP Partners with CSPC-T on "It's Your Call"
Research Project
Led by the Community Social Planning Council of Toronto, ONESTEP is
partnering on this collaborative research project to examine the impact of
HRSDC’s Call for Proposals process on community-based training programs in
Toronto.
Click here
for more information.
Service Canada: Programs Update Volume 2 Issue
2
Service Canada’s electronic bulletin with up-to-date information on
contribution agreements in Ontario Region. Programs Update is published each
quarter, with special issues for news of immediate importance.
Click here
for more information.
Investing in Apprenticeship Training in
Windsor
McGuinty Government Supports Ontarians Who Want to Find
Opportunity Click here
for more information.
Canada-Ontario Labour Market Development
Agreement
An update you on the Canada-Ontario Labour Market Development Agreement
(LMDA), signed on November 23, 2005, and to explain how the LMDA will affect you
as a current agreement holder.
Click here
for more information.
Get Ready for GST Rate Cut -- Managing the
Transition
The May 2, 2006 federal budget announced the much-anticipated reduction in
the GST rate to 6% (from 7%). The new rate takes effect July 1, 2006. The HST
rate will also be reduced to 14% (from 15%), effective July 1.
Click here
for more information.
ONESTEP is grateful to the Ontario Trillium
Foundation for supporting the innovative Paths to Financial Vibrancy Project
ONESTEP, in collaboration with OAYEC and ACTEW, and supported by a grant from
the Ontario Trillium Foundation, is pleased to announce the start of the
innovative Paths to Financial Vibrancy Project.
Click here
for more information.
The Toronto City Summit Alliance (TCSA) and St. Christopher House (St. Chris)
launched the Task Force on Modernizing Income Security for Working-Age Adults
(MISWAA) to address the urgent need to reform income security policies.
Click here
for more information.
McGuinty Government Helping People With
Disabilities Find Jobs And Increase Their Income
The McGuinty government is helping people with disabilities gain greater
financial independence and increase their standard of living by improving the
Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP), Minister of Community and Social
Services Sandra Pupatello announced today.
Click here
for more information.
Canadian Agency for
Assessment and Recognition of Credentials
WINDSOR, ON, May 23 /CNW/ - The McGuinty government is
creating
opportunities for more than 27,000 apprentices at different stages
of their
training by funding their classroom instruction, Chris Bentley,
Minister of
Training, Colleges and Universities announced today.
Events
Victoria County Career Services
AGM (Lindsay)
You are invited to attend the Annual General Meeting of Click
here for more information
YOUTH EMPLOYMENT: CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES:
A Project of the Skills Development Flagship (Hamilton)
FOCUS GROUP FOR YOUTH SERVICE PROVIDERS Click
here for more information
Explore Training Opportunities (Toronto (North Etobicoke))
MicroSkills Employment Resource Centre invites you to attend a workshop on
Exploring Training Opportunities.
Click
here for more information
Employee Rights in Ontario (Toronto (North Etobicoke))
MicroSkills Employment Resource Centre invites you to attend a workshop on
Employee Rights in Ontario.
Click
here for more information
Meaning Business for Newcomers (Toronto )
Video Presentation and Job Search Orientation Session for Newcomers to
Canada.
Click
here for more information
Victoria County
Career Services Inc. on
Wednesday June 7th, 2006 at 3:00 pm.
Everyone
Welcome!
Please join us for a facilitated
discussion on youth employment issues in
Hamilton.
Online Resources
The Resource Library is an online searchable database of information about community-based employment and training across Ontario and beyond. Visit the ONESTEP Resource Library: www.onestep.on.ca/resource/intro.cfm Below are some recent additions:
Greater Toronto Region Labour Market Bulletin:
January-March 2006
Please find below a link to the January-March 2006 issue of the Greater
Toronto Region Labour Market Bulletin, as an Adobe Acrobat file. This issue is
also posted at http://www.labourmarketinformation.ca/
Click on the left menu, "About the Local Labour Market."
Click
here for more information
The Non-Profit Sector in a Place-based Policy World
The value of the non-profit sector has never been clearer. In addition to its
age-old role of providing social goods and services that the market and public
sectors have failed to deliver adequately, the sector is a key player in the new
social policy era. So argues David Hay, Director of CPRN’s Family Network. Hay
says that despite the challenges inherent in funding regimes, reporting
requirements and regulations, the sector is still a major source of social
innovation. Its committed workforce, experience, knowledge, flexibility and
creativity, its entrepreneurial capacity and its holistic approach are its
strengths. Hay suggests that non-profits are well placed to play an increasingly
important part in place-based policies of the future.
Click
here for more information
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