Mohawk College Community Employment Services (CES)
Staffing & Recruiting |
Team Size
5 professionals
Founded
Est. 1990
Location
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Specializations
Community Employment Services
Government-Funded Workforce Development
About Agency
Overview
- Mohawk College Community Employment Services (CES) was established in 1990 and operates from 135 Fennell Ave W, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, L9C 0E5
- Funded by the Employment Ontario government program, CES employs a team of 5 professionals dedicated to staffing and recruitment services
- Specializes in connecting Hamilton-based employers with qualified job seekers at no cost through community-focused initiatives
- Serves as a critical local employment bridge in Hamilton, Ontario, leveraging its 34-year operational history
- Operates exclusively under the Employment Ontario framework, ensuring alignment with provincial employment standards and goals
Specializations
- Government-funded employment services through Employment Ontario since 1990
- Localized staffing solutions tailored to Hamilton’s job market needs
- Community-driven employer-job seeker matching with 34 years of operational expertise
- Free recruitment support for businesses within the Hamilton, Ontario region
Services & Approach
- No-cost job seeker-employer connection services for Hamilton-area organizations
- Access to provincially vetted employment programs through Employment Ontario funding
- Targeted recruitment assistance leveraging 34 years of community engagement in Hamilton
- Local workforce development initiatives supported by a dedicated 5-person team
Reviews (from Google)
Han Shao
05 Apr 2024
Talked to one of their employees at Mohawk job fair. I start to understand why their service is poor because when they hear that a Mohawk student did not approach to them regarding employment, they start right away from judging the student without understanding their situation. Also the other student who receive their service was recommended to put their GPA on resume for skill trade employment. I mean did they work in an ivory tower and expect an employer to care anything about their employees’ academic performance? It’s a joke. Avoid it please.
Christopher Neill
08 Jan 2020
Extremely rude. I was actually rejected, despite Mohawk receiving money from the Government of Ontario to provide an employment service to the public.
I was told I was too old and that they cater specifically to Mohawk students.
Michael
14 Nov 2016
Helped me with my resume, cover letter and finding a job have 2 interviews lined up if your within the youth range I believe 16 – 28 you get paid to go for 3 weeks
Everyone there was pretty great also went by fast
