TAILIEUCHUNG - ONTATIO EMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE SERVICES 2013-2014 BUSINESS PLANS FOR AGREEMENTS OPERATING

Employees who use any computer programs containing sensitive information should be told about that information and must be taught how to properly use and protect that information. On the first day that your new employees start work, they need to be taught what your information security policies are and what they are expected to do to protect your sensitive business information. They need to be taught what your policies require for their use of your computers, networks, and Internet connections. In addition, teach them your expectations concerning limited personal use of telephones, printers, and any. | ONTARIO EMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE SERVICES 2013-2014 Business Plans for Agreements Operating from April 1 2013 to March 31 2014 Instructions for Service Providers Introduction The Ministry of Training Colleges and Universities the Ministry is currently working with other ministries that deliver employment services to improve community employment networks. This work is being done as part of the Government of Ontario s overall approach to the transformation of employment services in Ontario. Inter-ministerial review of employment service delivery is also in line with the recommendations of the Drummond Commission and the 2012 Ontario budget which both identified significant opportunities for better integration of Ontario s employment services and training programs. Until this process has been completed the Ministry is inviting your organization to continue delivering the same Ontario Employment Assistance Services OEAS services to clients under a new OEAS agreement from April 1 2013 to March 31 2014. We invite your organization to tell us how you plan to deliver employment services during that time specifying targets activities and budgets. OEAS 2013-2014 Business Plan OEAS service providers should submit a separate Business Plan templates 1 and 2 for each existing OEAS agreement it currently has with the Ministry. If an agreement has more than one service delivery location the specific activities for each location must be outlined separately in the Business Plan see below . The OEAS 2013-2014 Business Plan - Template 1 will be attached to and form part of your new agreement with the Ministry. The OEAS 2013-2014 Business Plan includes the following core elements A. Project Name Objective and Activity Summary B. Service Coordination C. Activities Timeframes and Location D. Project Indicators and Expected Results E. Continuous Improvement Note for a detailed description of what is required in each section of Template 1 see page 3 of this document. The OEAS Business Plan -

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