

     WA —— John Roberts, 
     
     er of Employment and 
     
     ration, recently 
     
     nced details of the 
     
     government’s 1984 
     
     er Canada employment 
     
     res for students. «The 
     
     y focus of this $170 
     
    
     035 development 
     
     h . career-enhancing 
     
    
     ian youth, 14 cents. 
     
    
     ’s the difference 
     
     n what the federal 
     
     ment is offering oil 
     
     nies under the 
     
     urn Incentives Pro- 
     
     md what it is putting 
     
     b creation for unem- 
     
     young people. 
     
    
     half million young 
     
     ans are unemployed, 
     
     DP Finance spokes- 
     
     Nelson Riis, but the 
     
     ment refuses to set 
     
     iore that $260 million 
     
     creation because it 
     
    
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     package is human\ 
     
    
     experienébgfor 'abo‘m ‘ 
     
    
     it oil companies, $1; ' 
     
    
     community. At the 
     
     time, oil companies will be ‘ 
     
    
     69,00l9participants. 
     
    
     “Our youth‘will need high- 
     
     level skills‘ to. meet.-. the 
     
     demands of 
     
     market in the rest of the” 
     
     19805 and 19905,” Roberts 
     
     said. “Summer Canada 1984 
     
     will provide students with an 
     
     opportunity to acquire the 
     
     work experience their future 
     
     employers will be looking 
     
     for.” ' &gt; - 
     
    
     ov’t;  companies 
     
     ‘ ' over jobs 
     
    
     says that would shake the 
     
     conﬁdence of the business 
     
     same 
     
    
     receiving $8 billion under 
     
     PIP, a program to encourage 
     
     investment in oil and gas 
     
     exploration. ‘V ' 
     
     “We have a half-million 
     
     young people who have not 
     
     only had their conﬁdence 
     
     shaken, but have had their 
     
     confidence broken as a result 
     
     of the recession,” says Riis. 
     
     “How will this rebuild the 
     
     confidence of what has 
     
    
     become a lost generation?” 
     
    
     T H E: U FE? CEE  "I" U 
     
    
     us: 
     
    
     19, 1984 
     
    
     the elabourw 
     
    
     ,Canada at more than 450 
     
     locations, 
     
    
      Fedsannounce 
     
      summer job details 
     
    
     The bulk of the jobs, about 
     
    
     41,000, will be created ment and . Immigration, 
     
     through Summer Canada Commission. ‘ ‘ 
     
     ~Wgrks. This program funds Also part of Summer 
     
    
     productive, experience 
     
     giving' jobs... s‘pbnsored by 
     
    
     individuals. 
     
    
     The second major Summer 
     
     Canada component, Summer 
     
     Career~Access, is a\ wage 
     
     subsidy program that pro- 
     
     vides internships for students i 
     
     in the public, private and 
     
     non-proﬁt sectors. The 
     
     internships allow students to 
     
     {develop skills and to acquire 
     
     work, experience to make 
     
    
     school to work easier. 
     
     Approximately 12,000 jobs 
     
     'will be created in 1984] 
     
     through Summer Career- 
     
     Access. 
     
    
     Canada Employment 
     
     Centres for Students will 
     
     again be operating across 
     
    
     providing a‘ 
     
     summer job placement 
     
     service for students. About 
     
     1,600 student placement 
     
     ofﬁcers are expected to make 
     
     more than 333,000 place- 
     
     ments in the summer of 1984. 
     
    
     In addition, 400 jobs will 
     
     be created to provide intern- 
     
     ships for Native students 
     
    
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