MEAP wage subsidy backs 1550 Winnipeg jobs
Manitoba announces a five million MEAP program running Oct 31 1983 to Mar 18 1984 to subsidize wages for jobs in Winnipeg and southern Manitoba. Employers may receive up to 50 percent of wages to 4 an hour and nonprofits up to 4.80 an hour with up to 10 percent bonus. candidates should be identified with applications. Deadline Oct 17 1983.
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Winnipeg
Labor and Employment Services
Mary Beth Dolin
Manitoba Jobs Fund
Manitoba
Manitoba Employment Action Program
MEAP
Jobs Fund
Dolin
Research and Planning
Othr
Department of Labor and Employment Services
York Avenue
Pesticide container disposal project moves to final report
Winnipeg report outlines a federally funded six month effort surveying Manitoba disposal of herbicide and insecticide containers. Thor Thorleifson Pat Roche Al Beauchemin and Terry Smith led visits to about 300 landfills finding over 40 percent pose groundwater pollution risks.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Thor Thorleifson
Pat Roche
al Beauchemin
Terry Smith
Provincial Environmental Management Division
Federal Environmental Protection Service
Education
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