ESC’s Recovery Conversations are professional development and
networking opportunities to learn and share together.
Our What’s Working sessions feature current programs and supports available to help people to be successful in their employment journey. For all staff in all roles.
Making the case for hiring people with disabilities
In this session, led by hirewesternu’s Accessibility Team, how hiring persons with disabilities can help create an inclusive workplace that benefits everyone. There are hundreds of thousands of working-aged Canadians with disabilities who are ready and eager to work. They have the skills, enthusiasm and potential to bring great value to any organization.
Join job developers and colleagues in similar roles to discuss programs, resources, and strategies for assisting employers in their recruiting, hiring, training, and retention needs.
How to recruit, hire and retain diverse candidates & clients
In this session, led by WILL Immploy, we will learn how to thoughtfully commit to building a diverse work force implementing best practices of diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging in order to benefit fully from immigrant talent for economic prosperity
Are you helping others to make employment decisions? Take in one of our short and sweet Labour Market Information (LMI) sessions and learn practical ways to help others better understand our region’s dynamic labour market.
Emilian Siman Executive Director of EMO Workforce Planning and Development Board is excited to share with you the job search tools and techniques readily available with the Local Jobs Hub platform. If you are a student, a job seeker, a parent, an employment consultant, a student counsellor, or just a curious mind you will find these job search tools and techniques amazingly useful. Strengthen you job search or career planning with these exceptional tools and techniques.
ESC Recovery Conversations are a partnership between Employment Sector Council and Elgin Middlesex Oxford Workforce Planning & Development Board, and are supported by The City of London.
ESC is a collaborative community of organizations, committed to excellence in service delivery and advancing the voice of our sector’s stakeholders.
