This workshop provides an overview of the Toronto Public Service Job Incentive Program (JIP) for Toronto residents who receive Ontario Works or Ontario Disability Support Program benefits. Learn about unpaid work placement opportunities with the City of Toronto. See how the Employment Opperunities System can help you seek placments in JIP.

This workshop provides an overview of the City of Toronto's external recruitment process for job opportunities.

Every second Friday, starting July 21st at 10 a.m., our office hosts a law student who can educate you on the requirements for getting your criminal record suspended. You will learn about the application process, the rules around how and when to apply, and other helpful information.

If you are interested, plase call 416-392-1358 to book an appointment.

This session provides information on the criminal record suspension process, formerly known as a pardon. You will learn about the application process, the rules around how and when to apply, and how this process can improve access to education and employment opportunities. A law student / record suspension support worker will be onsite to answer questions

There will be a LiUNA 506 Job Fair in Rexdale  on July 26, 2017. Before attending the job fair, attend this interactive session to learn more about the employers that will be attending, and how to put your best foot forward. Further details about the Job Fair location and time will be shared at this session.

PAYE is a joint initiative between private sector employers, community partners, the City of Toronto and other stakeholders.

Since 2007, PAYE has helped hundreds of young people find work with some of the City's top employers.

Opportunities in retail, finance and corporate services sectors will be available through the PAYE program. Employers are looking to hire youth (18-29) and Aboriginal job seekers.

PAYE is a joint initiative between private sector employers, community partners, the City of Toronto and other stakeholders.

Since 2007, PAYE has helped hundreds of young people find work with some of the City's top employers.

Opportunities in retail, finance and corporate services sectors will be available through the PAYE program. Employers are looking to hire youth (18-29) and Aboriginal job seekers.

This workshop provides an overview of services and programs for Toronto's entrepreneurs and small businesses.

This workshop provides information that can help Ontario Works clients reach personal and career goals. An overview of employment programs and services is provided to help with personal and career decisions.