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ARTICLE · 29 APRIL 2019

Looking Backwards … To Get To The Future

For many students, the jobs they get this summer will be their first introduction to the workforce.

CanadaEmployment and HR

Spring is finally here, and businesses in the industrial sector have started to turn, or will soon be turning, their attention to their student hiring processes.

For many students, the jobs they get this summer will be their first introduction to the workforce. As a result, they tend to make up a particularly vulnerable group that needs to be trained and supervised in a meaningful way. If a business forgets this, the Ministry of Labour (MOL) will undoubtedly remind them when it starts running its new and young worker blitz from May 1 to August 30, 2019.

Importantly, this blitz has been conducted annually for at least the past three years, and there are lessons that businesses can learn from the results. We have therefore set out below a summary of some of the key takeaways from these past blitzes, as well as some pointers on how businesses can prepare for this year's upcoming blitz.

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