Did you know?Over 645,000 Canadians with disabilities who are ready and able to work remain unemployed or underemployed. For employers, this represents an untapped pool of motivated, skilled, and dedicated talent—and a meaningful opportunity to lead the way in building more inclusive and resilient team
This free, half-day event will help employers strengthen their workforce through inclusive hiring practices and workplace culture. You’ll gain practical strategies from expert speakers, participate in a dynamic panel discussion, and leave with tools you can put to work immediately.
Thursday, June 19, 2025, 8:30 am – 1 pm at the Stoneridge Inn & Convention Centre
Navigating the London and Area Works Job Fair and London Regional Employment Services
Are you planning to attend the fair, or interested in exploring local employment services? Join LEDC for a webinar designed to help you prepare for the London and Area Works Job Fair and learn about London Regional Employment Services.
You’ll learn about practical tips for navigating the fair and making a strong impression, plus you’ll be introduced to local services that support career planning, resume building, interview prep, and skill development.
Can’t attend live? No worries—the session will be recorded for later viewing.
London and Area Works Job Fair is taking place on April 15, 2025 at White Oaks Mall!
Who Should Attend:
Employers: Connect with regional talent and promote your open positions.
Employment Agencies: Share job opportunities and support jobseekers in developing in-demand skills.
Jobseekers: Meet top local employers face-to-face at the London and Area Works Job Fair! Make a great impression, speak directly with company reps, and learn more than what’s online. Register in advance to get a list of companies and jobs, plus details on free prep workshops.
Celebrate diversity at the London Multicultural Festival, the city’s largest community-based multicultural event! Held outdoors at Rotary Square, Talbot Street, and Jubilee Square, this free, family-friendly festival features live performances, ethnic cuisine, and unique cultural experiences.
Looking to connect with talented individuals passionate about agriculture and food production? Don’t miss out on this chance to showcase your organization, network with potential candidates, and cultivate meaningful connections.
Nonprofit employers in the London region continue to face severe human resources challenges and fewer signs of recovery than area businesses. In new data published on May 31, 2023, nonprofits report greater difficulty than business employers in finding, hiring and, especially, retaining qualified workers, continuing conditions that likely affect equity-denied groups that make up much of the nonprofit workforce
The St. Thomas-Elgin Local Immigration Partnership is conducting interviews in collaboration with a team of researchers at Western University about the experiences of discrimination that immigrants and racialized people may face in our community. We would like to invite you to participate in an online interview through Zoom to ask you about your experiences of discrimination in public spaces, workplaces, or with the police in our community in the last three years or since your arrival in Canada. To conduct the interview you will require a personal computer, tablet or cell phone enabled with a camera, microphone and internet connection.
The interview will take approximately one and a half hours, will be recorded and you will receive an electronic gift card for $30 (your choice of Tim Hortons or Walmart) to compensate you for your time. The interview will take place in English or, if needed and available, the interview could have an interpreter, or could be conducted by a researcher who speaks another language that you would prefer. You would then be asked questions in your preferred language and you would be free to answer in your preferred language as well.
Participation is completely voluntary and will not affect your relationship with the St. Thomas-Elgin Local Immigration Partnership. The information that you provide will be confidential and will not be attributed to you in any way.
One of the researchers will then contact you by email to set up an interview and provide you with the necessary documents for the interview.
This Employment Ontario project is funded in part by the Government of Canada and the Government of Ontario
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We are collecting data to better understand who is looking for work and what kind of opportunities jobseekers are searching for. This data is completely anonymous and non-personally identifiable.
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(519) 842-9008 ext. 291
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