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Who pays me during my Ontario Job Creation Partnerships (OJCP) work experience?

Funding for individual participants performing activities under an OJCP project comes from two sources: Federal Employment Insurance (EI) benefits for those participants who are active EI claimants; and Provincial financial assistance from the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development (MLITSD). Possible combinations of financial assistance are as follows: If you are currently receiving… Continue reading Who pays me during my Ontario Job Creation Partnerships (OJCP) work experience?

Are Ontario Job Creation Partnerships (OJCP) Project Sponsors required to have Workplace Safety Insurance Coverage?

Yes. The OJCP sponsor must provide workplace safety insurance coverage for the OJCP participant. OJCP sponsors who are required to register with the Workplace Safety Insurance Board (WSIB) must do so. Information about the type of employer who is required to register for WSIB coverage can be found on the WSIB website. OJCP sponsors who… Continue reading Are Ontario Job Creation Partnerships (OJCP) Project Sponsors required to have Workplace Safety Insurance Coverage?

Who do I contact for assistance if I have concerns or questions related to the Ontario Job Creation Partnerships (OJCP) project?

Address your questions or concerns to the OJCP sponsor first. If the issue cannot be resolved to your satisfaction, contact your local ministry office.

Am I considered an employee?

No. Ontario Job Creation Partnerships participants are not employees of the ministry, or the project sponsor. You will not receive a Record of Employment (ROE) after you exit the program. You will, however, receive a T4E.

What should I do if I move and my address, and/or telephone number changes?

To ensure your financial assistance continues without interruption, report any address, email and/or phone number changes to your local ministry office immediately. If you are receiving Employment Insurance (EI) then you must advise Service Canada of your new address, email and/or telephone number.