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Development Resource Kit -June 15th, 2005. YMCA 42 Charles St., Toronto.
Pre-Launch and Lunch (provided by ONESTEP). To RSVP for lunch contact the ONESTEP office at (416) 591-7151 x 224 or email christine@onestep.on.ca. |
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In This Bulletin:
Member News
Meetings, PDWs and member only resources
Toronto/Niagara
Regional Meeting
South East Regional
Meeting
South West Regional
Meeting
News/Alerts
CBT related media reports, RFPs and
announcements
DIASPORA DIALOGUES
ISSUES OPEN CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
Changes to Ontario
Works earning exemptions
Updates from HRSDC
Events
National Youth
Awareness Strategy (Hamilton)
Free IMPACS Workshops
in Toronto - Choose from either June 1st or 2nd (Toronto)
WES, Academic
Credential Assessment Service (Toronto)
Video Presentation:
Meaning Business For Newcomers (Toronto)
Oakville Employment
Resource Centre OPEN HOUSE (Oakville)
Online Resources
Interesting Work Ranks #1
With Visitors to jobquality.ca
"Brochure Wheel" Outlines
Steps to Successful Workforce Initiative
Job Postings
Job Developer (Welland)
Executive
Director (Toronto)
Executive
Director (Ottawa)
Member News
Toronto/Niagara Regional Meeting
Toronto Region ONESTEP Meeting and Pre-Launch of the Job Development Resource
Kit June 15th, 2005
10:00 to 11:00 am – Toronto Regional Meeting
11:00 am to 1:00 pm – Pre-Launch and Lunch (provided by ONESTEP)
Join us for the pre-launch of our new Job Development Resource Kit!
Location: the YMCA, 42 Charles St. in the conference room on the 4th floor.
For information contact the ONESTEP office at (416) 591-7151 x 224.
Please RSVP as this is a catered event: To RSVP email Christine@onestep.on.ca
Next South East region meeting is on Thursday June 2, 2005 at 10:00 am at
KEYS in Kingston. An agenda will follow closer to the time of the meeting.
Next South West region meeting is on Friday June 17, 2005 at 10:00 am at the
London Unemployed Help Centre. An agenda will follow closer to the time of the
meeting.
News/Alerts
DIASPORA DIALOGUES ISSUES OPEN CALL FOR
SUBMISSIONS
The Maytree Foundation is launching a new project, Diaspora Dialogues. The
project will encourage the creation and dissemination of written narratives –
short story and poetry – that reflect the complexity of Toronto back to
Torontonians through the eyes of recent immigrants.
Click here
for more information.
Changes to Ontario Works earning exemptions
The Ministry of Community & Social Services releases information about
changes to OW
Click here
for more information.
These are the power point presentations given to umbrella groups by HRSDC on
April 26th.
Click here
for more information.
Events
National Youth Awareness Strategy (Hamilton)
YMCA careerworx! has been chosen as the host organization for an exciting
National Crime Prevention Centre initiative coming to Hamilton
Click
here for more information
Free IMPACS Workshops in Toronto - Choose from
either June 1st or 2nd (Toronto)
Thaw the Chill on Advocacy by Charities. If your organization has been
reluctant to speak to politicians, write policy papers or get involved in public
debates about important issues for fear of "crossing the line" with the CRA,
this workshop is for you.
Click
here for more information
WES, Academic Credential Assessment
Service (Toronto)
Come to this information session about foreign credentials evaluation, types
of assessment, where and when to access Academic Credential Assessment Service.
Click
here for more information
Video Presentation: Meaning Business For Newcomers
(Toronto)
Issues such as pronunciation, job search strategies, and adapting to Canadian
Culture will be addressed.
Click
here for more information
Oakville Employment Resource Centre OPEN
HOUSE (Oakville)
We provide comprehensive employment and career resources
Click
here for more information
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:
Interesting Work Ranks #1 With Visitors to
jobquality.ca
A good job involves a lot more than a decent pay cheque according to visitors
to our special Web site, www.jobquality.ca
CPRN recently asked jobquality.ca visitors to rank the things they value in a
job. Respondents rated 17 job characteristics on a scale of one to five (from
“not at all important” to “very important”).
While this survey is not random, it accords with the results of earlier
random surveys undertaken by CPRN in the priority given to non-monetary job
characteristics. For example, 90% of our respondents ranked interesting work as
“very important”, well ahead of such economic rewards as good benefits (45%),
and good pay (37%).
Click
here for more information
"Brochure Wheel" Outlines Steps to Successful Workforce
Initiative
What Communities Need to do to Train and Move Low-Income, Low-Skilled People
into Good Jobs and Careers
A new brochure wheel developed by the Annie E. Casey Foundation summarizes
what communities need to do to train and move low-income, low-skilled people
into good jobs and careers. The wheel includes case studies and key findings
from the Foundation's Jobs Initiative and workforce investments.
Click
here for more information
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