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REGINA, Saskatchewan, March 27, 2019 – On Monday, April 8, the Neil Squire Society will host its 10th Annual Job Fair for People with Disabilities at the University of Regina’s Centre for Kinesiology, Health and Sport. Job seekers with disabilities will be able to network with a range of employers committed to a representative workforce […]
With the help of a wage subsidy through Working Together, Montreal Lake Cree Nation was able to hire individuals through a “simple and easy” process.
At Colchester Community Workshops’ New to You store, Michelle and Patricia are able to demonstrate their skills and put their great work ethic on display.
Krystal has been diagnosed with ADHD and dyslexia. She wanted to find one steady job that would help her make ends meet, where she would not have to work outside or do manual labour.
For the last four years, Carl has been volunteering for the Moncton Public Library. He has Asperger’s. He was eager to be employed and earn a paycheque.