
COVID-19 Response Plan - Saskatchewan Government - Support for Canadians
COVID-19 Response Plan
Saskatchewan Government – Support for Canadians
Last updated January 24, 2022, 4:00 pm MST
SK Support for Businesses
Re-Open SK Training Subsidy (RSTS)
Eligibility
- Applicable to SK employers on the Government of SK’s list of critical public services and allowable businesses during the emergency period, or eligible to resume operations in a confirmed phase of Re-Open SK Plan
- Eligible trainees must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident with valid SIN; and, and existing employee of the applying employer
Benefit
- 100% reimbursement to eligible employers for approved training
- Approved employers receive 33% of cost of training at time of agreement; remaining 67% paid upon completion of final reporting and verification of expenditure
- Maximum payment is $10K to eligible employers for duration of RSTS program
Action Needed
- Online application available here
- For more information, see program overview and application instructions
Federal Support for Canadians
- For our summary of the Federal support programs for businesses and individuals, please visit HERE
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