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Local Labour Market Partnerships (LLMP) enable the creation of community partnerships and supports the development of strategies to expand a
community's employment base and enhance local economic success. LLMP allows
employment interventions to be strategically situated within a broader planning
framework for the development of individuals and the community as a whole.
LLMP encourages and enables communities to take responsibility for their own employment related needs. It is the vehicle through which Regions and local offices can experiment with approaches to improve the functioning of their labour markets and address local labour
force priorities. It does so by encouraging the creation of jobs, the
development of employment skills and supporting economic development research
strategies and experimentation at the local and regional level provided those
activities include the involvement and concurrence of community partners.
Employers can benefit from LLMP in various ways. For example, they can directly participate in the development of local economic strategies or projects, help identify the local labour force skills that employers need within the
community or they can contribute to local job creation.
Eligible Applicants:
Sponsors/Employers - For profit businesses
- Not-for-profit organizations
- Municipal Governments
- Bands/Tribal Councils
- Public Health and Educational Institutions
Eligible Applicants:
Individuals
Assistance may be provided to individuals who are employed and facing a loss of
employment.
Available Funding
Contributions to Sponsors/employers.
Overhead costs negotiable based on contributions from partners.
Eligible Activities
This program is administered by local partner agencies. The mix of interventions
(Employment Benefits and Support Measures) available in a community, and the
amount of funding available for each, will vary between areas. Activities funded
will depend on locally targeted client groups, and locally prioritized Labour
market sectors.
To Find Out More
Please contact your local
Human Resource Centre of
Canada (HRCC) for details for your community or the
INTRD office
nearest you.
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