What salary/wage should I pay?
- Salary Wizard Canada
This site lets you select a job category, add your postal code and further refine your search by job title to give you the range of salary for that position in your geographic location. - Outlooks by Fields of Study and Occupation
Labour Market Indicators and Outlooks by Fields of Study and Occupation. - Wages and Salaries
Information on wages and salaries. - SalaryExpert.com
Compare salaries across Canada and the United States. - The Salary Calculator (US based info)
This site helps candidates determine equivalent salaries in different cities and countries around the world.
What programs are at Ryerson University?
When is the best time to host an Information Session or set up a table in a high traffic area?
The best time to host an Information Session or Table in a High Traffic Area is generally from mid September to late October, and from early January to mid March. The Career Development and Employment Centre can assist you in selecting a date & time that will minimize scheduling conflicts with the student population you wish to target.
Are there employer fees for on-campus events?
Click here to find fee schedules.
Where is the Career Development and Employment Centre located?
The Career Development and Employment Centre is located in the Podium Building in POD-60, please click here to see it on the map.
Where do I find more information about Wage Subsidies?
Sometimes finding the time and money to hire youth can be a challenge. Both the Ontario Government and The Government of Canada sponsor programs and services designed to help employers hire a youth.
- Youth
Employment Strategy
Access information on wage subsidy programs and internships, recruitment tools and employer services designed to help you hire youth. It is available online or by calling the Youth Info Line at: 1-800-935-5555 - Ontario Youth for Hire Hotline
The Ontario Government has a hotline for employers interested in learning more about the wage subsidy programs to help them hire youth. Call 1-416-952-HIRE to speak with a representative. - HRDC-Human Resource Office for Employers
This a federal government site that includes information about subsidies, recruiting and employment standards. - Tax Credits for Hiring Co-op
and Internship Students
Funding support for hiring co-op students.
How do I hire a Co-op, Intern or Practical Placement Student?
Ryerson University has always placed a great deal of emphasis on industry-gained work experience which develops students during their education to produce employment ready, industry-realistic graduates. A wide variety of Co-op, Internship, Work study, and Placement programs are available in relation to the majority of Ryerson Program offerings. Wage requirements, lengths of placements and criteria of review and selection for these programs vary greatly and it is best to contact the program directly.
How do I get in contact with student groups/associations?
Ryerson has many active student groups, unions and associations on campus.
How do I get in contact with student media at Ryerson?
Eye Opener
Email: advertising@theeyeopener.com
Contact Info: www.theeyeopener.com/contact_us
Website: www.thecommercetimes.com
Email: commercetimes@ryerson.ca
Website: www.ryersonline.ca
Contact Info : sonian@ryerson.ca
Phone: 416-979-5000 ext 5323
