Labour Market Development Agreements

To help unemployed Canadians quickly find and return to work and to develop a skilled labour force that meets current and emerging needs of employers, the Government of Canada has entered into agreements (also called Labour Market Development Agreements) with provinces and territories.

Through these agreements, Government of Canada funding enables provinces and territories to design, deliver and manage skills and employment programs for unemployed Canadians, particularly for those who are eligible for Employment Insurance (EI) benefits.

Labour market development agreements are complemented by labour market agreements, which provide funding for provincial and territorial labour market programs and services, particularly for low-skilled workers and unemployed persons who are not eligible for EI benefits.

Agreements

Alberta

  • Canada - Alberta Labour Market Development Agreement (signed on December 6, 1996)
  • Omnibus Amending Agreement to the Canada - Alberta Labour Market Agreement and Labour Market Development Agreement (signed on May 22, 2009)
  • Ministry of Human Services
  • British Columbia

    Manitoba

    New Brunswick

    Newfoundland and Labrador

    Northwest Territories

    Nova Scotia

    Nunavut

    Ontario

    Prince Edward Island

    Québec

    Saskatchewan

    Yukon