- The OJT program is free to all Employers!
- Instruction provided on grooming, punctuality, attendance and other job readiness skills
- Instruction provided on employment related responsibilities such as payroll deduction, insurance, retirement and other benefits and workplace safety
- On-site assistance to the trainee with learning the new job tasks, understanding job culture and industry practices, and understanding appropriate work behaviors
- Assistance with job carving (redesigning a current position to meet the needs of the employer and trainee)
- Helping the employer and coworkers understand the training methods and accommodations needed by the trainee
- Providing regular follow-ups with the employer, the trainee, the trainee’s family and/or other authorized representatives
Benefits For The Trainee
- Earn a salary while training
- Train in a desired field
- Gain valuable work experience
- Interact with employees through an integrated work setting
- Prepare to enter the workforce
- Providing additional support services needed to promote continued job success
Frequently Asked Questions About OJT
Q: How does the trainee get paid?
A: Trainees are paid by JobWorx. The trainee’s manager/supervisor will sign a weekly time sheet for the trainee’s attendance which is submitted to JobWorx. Trainees are paid bi-weekly
Q: After OJT is completed, is the employer required to offer a job?
A: The employer is not required to offer a job
Q: How long does On-the-Job Training last?
A: The average length of OJT is 6 to 12 weeks. Training length is based on employer needs, difficulty of the job, etc.
Q: How much does the trainee get paid?
A: There is no set pay rate for OJT. Pay is determined by competitive job rates, but will be no less than minimum wage