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2012-04-02T08:04:00.000-07:00

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2012-03-02T05:27:00.000-08:00

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2012-02-06T16:53:00.000-08:00

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2012-02-06T16:47:00.001-08:00

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Personal Assistant Accounts Payable. - Raymond Art Gallery., Toronto, ON, Canada
Information Technology Security Specialist - Thames Valley District School Board, London, ON, Canada
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2011-11-15T15:08:00.000-08:00

Assistant English Teacher - Office of Education, Korea, Jeon Ju, Jeollabuk-Do, Korea (South)
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Business Development Executive - Citimark Group Inc., Toronto, ON, Canada (GTA)
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2011-11-11T07:01:00.001-08:00

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2011-10-21T20:59:00.000-07:00

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How Do I Create a Good Cover Letter?

2011-10-16T09:36:00.000-07:00

When applying for jobs in Canada, a cover letter should be sent or posted with a resume. A cover letter should be specific to the position that is being applied for. It should contain information relating to the skills and experience to those mentioned in the job posting or help wanted ad. The cover letter is the first and best chance to make a favorable impression.

The first thing to do is to choose a cover letter type. There are three different types of cover letters. Application letters, letters of interest, and networking letters are all types of cover letters. The type of cover letter chosen will depend on whether the applicant is applying directly for a job or seeking help finding one. An application letter is attached when applying for a specific job. A letter of interest is sent when looking for a possible job opening at a company. Networking letters can be sent to request job search advice and assistance.

When writing a cover letter for jobs in Canada, make sure that the cover letter is properly formatted. The applicant contact information is first, then employer contact info followed by the salutation. Perhaps the most relevant section is the body of the letter. This is where an applicant highlights themselves. This is followed by the salutation and signature.

The cover letter should be thoroughly read through for mistakes of any kind. This is the first contact any employer will have with the applicant. Check for grammar errors and of course spelling errors. Make sure the employer knows which job is being applied for and what the applicant can offer the employer. The cover letter is not a copy of the resume. It is an accompaniment to the resume. It highlights specifically what the applicant can do with what they listed on their resume. The cover letter is where the applicant shows interest and sells themselves for the position. Job interviews are given to people who show interest, sell themselves and show they have respect for the company by taking the time to format a proper cover letter.

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OCT 2011 Job Postings at Jobbankone.com

2011-10-03T11:12:00.000-07:00

Commercial Estimator - Kott Group, Ottawa, ON, Canada
Floor Designers - Kott Group, Ottawa, ON, Canada
Customer Service Professional - Arise Virtual Solutions, Miramar, FL
Intermediate Java Developer - Confidential, Ottawa, ON, Canada
Restaurant Manager - Gecko Hospitality, Toronto, ON, Canada
Duct Cleaner - Confidential, Toronto, ON, Canada
Team Leader - Contract - Events Marketing, Winnipeg, MB, Canada
Grocery Supervisor - Giant Tiger, Halifax, NS, Canada
Grocery Associates - Giant Tiger, Halifax, NS, Canada
manager - Bentcore Store, Kuala Lumpur, PETALING JAYA, Malaysia (DAMANSARA)

How to Create Effective Resume that Work in Canada

2011-10-01T09:04:00.000-07:00

For hiring managers working for companies in Canada, one of the first things they look at is to see if the prospective job applicant's resume is oriented to Canada in every way possible. There are some proven resume writing tips for all Canadian job prospects.

Work Experience First
Canadian job staffers always prefer that the job applicant writes about his work experience before writing about his educational background. This is because Canadian employers are more interested in what you actually accomplished in your past work history rather than any fancy degree, even one from a prestigious school. Be truthful when writing about your work history, as Canadian employers can always check to validate any employment claim you make.

Your Education
You will be in a much better position from the standpoint and perspective of a Canadian employer if you can show that you attended a Canadian college or university, rather than from one in America. This is because teaching standards and methods can be dramatically different from Canadian colleges versus United States colleges. Such an educational background, especially one with an advanced degree, will manifest to the hiring manager that you're intimately familiar with academic protocols that are often required in various Canadian work capacities, such as in the fields of teaching, law, and administrative positions.

Write in Canadian Mother Tongue
You need to be absolutely certain that all the words you used are in a Canadian language style. This goes for not only the spelling of certain words, but for the grammar aspect as well. Never write in American English on a Canadian resume as hiring managers will frown on this. If you don't know how to do this, then simply teach yourself the skills or take local classes to train and better understand how to more effectively write in such a Canadian style.

Skill Sets
The importance of your skill sets cannot be overstated since very Canadian employer looks in depth at it. Canadian hiring managers are particularly interested in the skills you obtained via internships and volunteer work because it shows you have a proven track record and history of being able to interact and collaborate with your peers. If you learned advanced computer skills, for example, working for a volunteer agency, then definitely mention it at the bottom of your Canadian resume in a short section titled, "Canadian Skill Sets." You also must list the names and cities and states of each respective organization in addition to the dates you volunteered or interned there.

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How to Find Oil and Gas Jobs in Alberta, Canada

2011-09-27T12:13:00.000-07:00

The oil and gas industry is a major economic contributor in Canada. As such, many jobs in Alberta, an area rich in these resources, are available to those who are keen on working in this industry, or for those who are equipped with the skills needed by the companies involved. Although finding these jobs has become easier with the advent of the Internet, this is just the first step.

After a compilation, or self-assessment of one’s skill set, it is important to match them with the right job. Research what the job entails within the company and the stage of oil or gas production process it is applicable to supporting. Most times prospective employers ask the applicant what he or she thinks the job would be about. The hypothetical job description the applicant presents should be tailored to match what the company actually needs the position to accomplish. This will increase the chances of getting the job. It will also help with choosing the job at the company that actually matches a person’s temperament and skill set.

Within the industry, there are three main stages that mark a company’s stage of development. These are as follows: the exploration stage; the construction and extraction stage; and the refining stage. Knowing for which of these stages the job is for will help in crafting the best application and resume. For example if the company is at the exploration stage, the need for geology and geology support skills is going to be most critical. Crafting the resume to emphasize these skills will help the applicant stand out in the hiring process.

The positions for the exploration stage are typically geologists, seismic workers, road and site preparation specialists, truck drivers, swamper drivers, land agents. In the construction and extraction stage, oil and gas companies seek construction laborers, heavy equipment operators, pipeline maintenance personnel, gas plant and gas utility operators, pipe fitters, and other such jobs important when linking the source to a refinery. Positions for the third stage, the refinery stage, generally include computer analysts and programmers, buyers, logistics managers, laboratory technicians, instrument technicians, operating technicians. These are just examples as it is somewhat different from company to company.

The educational requirement varies, depending on the position available. However, most positions require at least vocational skills training and specialist knowledge. The pay rate will depend on the position, education, and experience requirements. Because oil and gas is a lucrative business, those who get accepted can expect higher compensation of at least twenty percent, compared to comparable positions at companies outside of the industry. Medical and other benefits are also above the norm.

There are many major companies in the oil and gas industry in Alberta. Although it is readily apparent why these companies are in this lucrative business, they have differing philosophies, when it comes to how the work should be done. Knowledge of this will help applicants present their resume in the best light. Best of all though, knowing that the company being applied to believes in the same work principles may lead to a satisfying and lasting position with them.

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Tips to Find Jobs in Canada for New Immigrants

2011-09-25T08:05:00.000-07:00

The job market in Canada is almost as diverse as its culture. Although there are many different jobs available in Canada, there is no doubt that the workforce is competitive. If you are new to Canada and you do not know how to find jobs in Canada, you may want to learn more about the latest methods of finding employment in Canada.

In order to find jobs in Canada, you will need all of the necessary documents. For example, you need to make sure that you have your permanent residence visa or valid work permit. You also need to apply for a Social Insurance Number or an SIN. You have no choice but to have a Social Insurance Number if you want to find a job in Alberta, Canada. You can find your local Service Canada center in order to obtain a Social Insurance Number. Everyone who lives in Canada has a Social Insurance Number. A SIN offers Canada residence many different services and opportunities. You will not be able to obtain a decent job in Canada if you do not have these documents. Your potential employer will need these documents before he or she decides to hire you.

You should also make sure that you have an impressive resume with plenty of references. You may also want to take advantage of job search websites in Canada. You can use many different job search engines to look for a job in Canada. You can find many different jobs by using specific keywords. These keywords should match your job interests. They should also match the location of where you want to work. For example, if want to find an oil job in Canada, you need to type in those keywords when you are performing a job search.

It may also help you to make a list of all the companies that you think may hire you. If you cannot find anything in a job bank for Alberta, you may want to research different companies that you think you can work at. It is easy to find detailed information about different potential employers online.

You may also want to become involved in your community. For example, doing community work is a great way for you to gain experience that you may need. This shows future employers that you can make a commitment.

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Small businesses reluctant to hire skilled immigrants: study

2010-07-30T09:56:00.000-07:00

More than 50% of newcomers said they have found work in their chosen field, but not at their level of education. And 30% felt they were overqualified for their current position. Of those interviewed by PCPI, 75% said they had been advised to seek further education to achieve their career goals.

http://www.torontosun.com/money/2010/01/29/12669636.html

When hiring in remote locations makes sense

2010-07-30T09:52:00.000-07:00

You've probably heard about Canadian companies with employees in far-away places such as India, but it's probably fair to say few of them have remote staff in Cape Breton.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/your-business/start/talent/when-hiring-in-remote-locations-makes-sense/article1464810/

Canada's workforce can't keep up with the demand for Green careers

2010-07-30T09:28:00.000-07:00

Canada's workforce can't keep up with a burgeoning demand for Green careers. Specializations including oceanographers, toxicologists and environmental lawyers accounted for over 500,000 jobs in Canada in 2006.

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Governments of Canada and Yukon Helping Unemployed Workers

2010-07-30T09:25:00.000-07:00

Yukon workers who need help in finding employment will benefit from training programs funded through the Canada-Yukon Labour Market Development Agreement. Beginning February 1, the federal government is funding the Government of Yukon's own skills development programs.

http://newsblaze.com/story/2010020810040200003.cc/topstory.html

How to find Hidden Jobs in Canada

2010-06-03T15:58:00.000-07:00

Finding the right job can be a challenge in any situation. It’s a task that becomes even more difficult during tough economic times, when the number of job seekers in the market typically is substantially greater than the number of available jobs. In such situations, finding the right job, or even a good one, depends entirely on where and how one looks for employment opportunities. In advanced countries such as Canada, many of the advertised job openings tend to be in areas such as information technology, medicine, engineering and the financial services sector. However, it is a huge mistake to assume that these advertised job openings are the only options available to Canadian job seekers.

The fact of the matter is that more than 7 in 10 of the available jobs in Canada are hidden from public view. These are jobs that are typically not advertised in magazines, newspapers or on online Websites. More often than not these days, employers prefer to advertise job opportunities on their own corporate Web sites. Often many companies also proactively seek out new employees on their own, using resume-searching services from major online job sites and head-hunting services. Some companies also use professional associations and word-of-mouth communications to get the word out about their employment needs. Individuals who rely solely on advertised job openings often miss out completely on these hidden job opportunities.

Finding hidden jobs is not easy, but it can be achieved with a little foresight and planning. Posting a resume with major job boards for instance, is one way of ensuring visibility when employers use resume searching services to find a match for their needs. The key to doing this effectively is to make sure that the resume contains the right keywords to accurately describe job skills and education qualifications. Canada’s National Occupational Classification (NOC) registry is a great resource in this regard because it can help individuals correctly describe their job titles and occupational skills.

Job seekers can also help their cause by using specialised search engines to find hidden jobs. Search engines such as jobbankone.com for example, can help individuals uncover employment opportunities that are not typically advertised on traditional media or online sites. Many such search engines allow users to set alerts informing them when a job opportunity matching their interests and skill-set becomes available. Joining professional associations, signing up for professional memberships and trade groups and networking with peers are also crucial to finding hidden jobs.

Job seekers would also do well to look for hidden employment opportunities in career areas that are still only emerging or are slightly off-the-beaten path. Environmentally-friendly, ‘green jobs’ for instance, are one prime example of employment opportunities that are largely hidden from public view because they are so new and untapped.

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Job Search Help for New Immigrants in Canada

2010-06-03T15:54:00.000-07:00

Are you new to Canada? Looking for Jobs in Canada? Here are some great tips that could help you in your search!

First, when you are looking for a employment in Canada, you should have your documents translated if they are not printed in French or English. Having them translated by a professional is best.

Next, when looking for jobs Canada, you should get your credentials checked. This includes having your educational status "compared" with the Canadian equivalent. Though you may have to pay for this service, it is certainly worth the effort as this is extremely important information to most employers.

Also, you should take some language classes if French or English is not your native language. The great thing about jobs Canada is that most continuing adult education is free, especially if you are learning English or French as a second language. You want to be easily understood by your future employers.

When looking for jobs in Canada, it may help to utilize a temporary agency. These agencies have experience in matching employers with people that have the skills to fill their positions. Sometimes, a temporary agency may require a small percentage of your pay, or even if they don't, you may be paid substantially less than what a person actually hired directly by the employer may be. Don't let this discourage you, because as finding job search Canada goes, they take a lot of the work out of it for you, and you will be gaining experience that is invaluable to your future career path.

There are several resources you can utilize to find good job in Canada. Some of these may include websites and the newspapers. Don't be discouraged if working in your field of expertise in job search Canada proves difficult, or if you require more education to do so. See it as a learning experience and an opportunity to excel even further in your career.

Sometimes, when you go to your first interview, you will be asked to provide certain information for jobs. This may include references from previous co-workers or employers, credit checks, proof of previous employment, reliability status, and so forth. Most importantly, you will be required to show proof of your eligibility to work in jobs Canada. Make sure you have all of this documentation and it is easily accessible by any potential employer in job bank Canada.

Most importantly, don't become discouraged. Follow the process, and have patience. You'll find what you're looking for, even if it takes a while to get there.

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2009-06-22T08:15:00.001-07:00

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2009-04-01T19:32:00.000-07:00

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2009-03-24T19:16:00.000-07:00

Commercial Construction Site Superintendent - 1st Financial Building Corporation of Canada, Waterloo25 Young Street East , ON, Canada (Osoyoos, BC site location)

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Project Manager/Estimator - As-Pro Building Services, Calgary, AB, Canada

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2009-02-25T07:51:00.000-08:00

Property Manager - FourFax Holdings Ltd., Halifax, NS, Canada

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2009-02-07T10:25:00.000-08:00

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2009-02-02T07:21:00.000-08:00

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RFID Implementation Engineer - GR8 Ideas Technology Solutions, Mississauga, ON, Canada

Warehouse/Operations Manager - Confidential, Mississauga, ON, Canada

Financial Consultant - Investors Group - Reinaldo Correia, CFP, Division Director, Newmarket, ON, Canada (York Region)

Subway Manager - Subway, Waubaushene, ON, Canada (North of Toronto)

Financial Systems Specialist - Confidential, Toronto, ON, Canada

SALON & SPA - Ambiance Beauty Salon & Spa, Oakville, ON, Canada (greater toronto area)

Consultant - Investors Group, Whitby, ON, Canada

Radio Technician - Total North Communications , Whitehorse , YT, Canada

professor of Educators in Native and Inuit childcare services - CEGEP St-Felicien, Kahnawake, QC, Canada (northern Quebec)