Work is important to our well-being. In addition to the income it brings, it can be a big part of our identity, how we understand our skills, and a way to contribute to something bigger. However, a mental illness can have a big impact on the way we work. This session will cover: • The importance of mental health and how it affects your business • Identifying stress triggers and signs of burnout • How to manage stress and anxiety • Where to go for help – resources, tools & apps

Many business owners who had carefully developed business plans and models over the lifespan of their operations have had to reconsider their best-laid plans and adapt quickly. Financial forecasts that seemed realistic in 2019 may be less viable and owners may be considering other options. Local experts will provide information regarding: • Staying in control after negative financial growth – Insolvency Trustees experts Brenda Wood and Robyn White • Transitioning – Experts Lawyer Tim Timpano and Accountant David Holmes

Join us on June 2nd from 10:00am-2:00pm for the Work in Simcoe County Virtual Job Fair! The online event will be hosted on an innovative, user-friendly platform called Brazen where job seekers and employers can connect through one-on-one text chat, audio and video.

Skills@Work is connecting individuals/job seekers to opportunities with some of Simcoe County’s top manufacturers!

We offer pre-employment programs in the key skills recommended by manufacturing companies for entry level positions. Program(s) start monthly Enroll now! (Skills@Work will contact you)

Please join us for our pre-employment session(s), as we will present to you opportunities for growing your career and developing new skills that employers are looking for.

We also offer coaching to prepare for interviews and provide consistent motivational support, along with offering connections and face-to-face interviews, as well as on-boarding with local manufacturers.