Forms & Resources
Canada-Nova Scotia Agreements
Canada-Nova Scotia Labour Market Development Agreement
Under the Canada-Nova Scotia Labour Market Development Agreement, the Government of Canada will provide Employment Insurance-based funding to the Province of Nova Scotia for services to people who are eligible to receive EI supports. The LMDA will give the province a new role in delivering employment benefits and support measures, as of July 1, 2009, and the ability to tailor programs to Nova Scotia's needs.
Canada-Nova Scotia Labour Market Agreement
The Canada-Nova Scotia Labour Market Agreement is intended to help low-skilled and unemployed Nova Scotians, particularly groups who are under-represented in the workforce. These groups are Aboriginal people, people with disabilities, immigrants, African Nova Scotians, Acadian and francophone Nova Scotians, workers over 55 years of age, women, social assistance recipients, people who were formerly self-employed, and people who are currently employed but who have less than a Grade 12 education, who are not eligible for Employment Insurance benefits.
For further information on the Labour Market Agreement, please click on the LMA Information link on the left.
Job Seeker (Applications)
- Apprenticeship Application Package
- Feepayer Application
- Job Creation Partnerships- Client Application for JCP or TWS
- Seasonal Feepayer Application Package
- Self Employment Application
- Skills Development Application
Employer
- Applications will be accepted using LaMPSS beginning November 1st.
Community Organization Applications
- Applications will be accepted using LaMPSS beginning November 1st.
Forms for Employment Nova Scotia Agreement Holders
- Payment Claim or Advance and Activity Report (print on legal-size paper)
- Sponsor Forecast of Cash Flow
- Itemized Budget Template
- LAE Collection, Use and Disclosure of Personal Information
- Feepayer Application
- Section 25 Referral for Community Coordinators
- Authorization to Quit
- Client Direct Deposit form
- Client Eligibility for Employment Benefits
- SE Applicant's Business Concept
- SE Entrepreneurial Needs Assessment
- SE Entrepreneurial Needs Assessment (word version)
- SE Participant Monthly Report
- SE Participant Monthly Report (word version)
- SE 10 week assesment-Coordinator Support of Business Plan Implementation (Phase 2)
- SE 25-week assessment
Program Fact Sheets
- Employment Assistance Services
- Feepayer
- Job Creation Partnership
- Labour Market Partnerships
- Seasonal Feepayer
- Self-Employment
- Skills Development
- Skills Up!
- Targeted Wage Subsidy
Reports and Publications