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Province now accepting Healthy Hire wage support program applications

  WINNIPEG The province is now accepting applications for a wage support program designed to get Manitobans vaccinated and back to work. The Healthy Hire Manitoba Program was first announced in late June and intends to help private-sector businesses reopen while encouraging employees to get fully vaccinated. “The goals of this program benefit employers, employees and Manitobans alike,” Economic Development and Jobs Minister Ralph Eichler said in a statement. “It increases staffing levels and brings more employees back to work to provide Manitobans with the goods and services they depend on.” Employers can apply for up to $50,000 in provincial support through the program. The funding subsidies 50 per cent of wages for up to 10 new or re-hired employees – with a maximum of $5,000 per employee.

Tories tout nursing plan; critics say it doesn t make up for cuts

Winnipeg Free Press JOHN WOODS / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Health and Seniors Care Minister Heather Stefanson along with Advanced Education, Skills and Immigration Minister Wayne Ewasko and Economic Development and Jobs Minister Ralph Eichler announced new nursing program today at the Manitoba Legislature n Winnipeg Thursday. Plans to increase nursing school enrolment and make it easier for internationally trained nurses to work in Manitoba could add 400 nurses by 2023, the provincial government said Thursday. Plans to increase nursing school enrolment and make it easier for internationally trained nurses to work in Manitoba could add 400 nurses by 2023, the provincial government said Thursday. The province announced it will spend $7.5 million to boost nursing education and add 400 seats to nursing schools. Another crop of nurses who have nursing training from other countries could be helped by additional funding devoted to cut red tape and help them get licenced to work here.

Charter, intercity bus lines take action

Charter, intercity bus lines take action
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Manitoba bus companies calling for provincial help to address pandemic losses

WINNIPEG Business has all but stalled for Manitoba’s charter bus companies. Except for some school runs, president John Fehr says Winnipeg’s Beaver Bus Lines came to a halt when the pandemic began. It’s putting a financial strain on business “I’ve already, just last month, sold two buses and I’m looking to sell more,” said Fehr It’s the same story with other charter bus companies in Manitoba, as large weddings, festivals, sporting events and tours have been cancelled. David Anning is the president of Compass Coach Lines in Brandon. “It’s been a long struggle here over the last seven months. We’ve literally had zero revenue and right now we’re in survival mode,” said Anning

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