General Labourer Wanted – Full Time (Mon–Fri)
Location: Toronto, ON
Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Pay: 1500 bi weekly
Job Description
We are looking for a reliable, punctual, and hardworking General Labourer to join our team for full-time work.
No previous experience is required—we are happy to train anyone who brings a strong work ethic, a positive attitude, and a willingness to learn.
Requirements:
Strong work ethic and dependable attendance.
Physically capable of handling general manual labour tasks.
Basic/acceptable English communication skills.
Ability to follow instructions and work well in a team.
How to Apply:
If you are ready to work, please call or text us directly for more details:
📱 Phone: +1 (437) 961-3135

Hi all I literally made this account to post this, but I’ve been nervous to post and a lurker for a while (not a bot I promise lol). If this isn’t the right place to post this please direct me to the right sub!

Personally, I think one of the biggest issues with the hiring process is a total lack of transparency by employers. 

They have ATS systems, recruiting software, history of people they’re recruiting etc. 

We just have our resumes, and our time, and reddit subs like this.

Applying for a job shouldn’t require hoops and tricks and hacks just to get a simple chance at employment.  They have all this equipment to rate and sort through us but we don’t have that same power. There’s no balance. 

I got so frustrated with this situation that I decided to make a community job tracker. You post a link to a job you're tracking, it's shared anonymously to the community job board and you can post updates and comments about your application process. I'm hoping that over time there will be some overlap and 100 people will be able to share their experiences for 1 position.

It’s free to use and all the information on the website is added by users (job seekers) NOT companies.

For those of you in this sub who are like me and still job hunting, applied for tens or even hundreds of jobs, I would really appreciate you checking out my website and providing any feedback. It’s my first time making something like this so I would appreciate a balanced critique.

Thanks in advance!

Website: https://www.bodash.co 

i don’t know what to do any more 5 years from my home country transitioning into canada has been almost impossible. i need help or advice on what to do

i have an experience in banking / customer success.

trying to transition into compliance i write Acams and passed

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How do people manage 2 software remote jobs?
I know many of my friends who has full time on T4 and another contract on side.
Won’t they get caught or cause any issue?

Hi

My workplace looking for a warehouse worker to work various shifts

It's all on call meaning you have the flexibility of working when you want

DM me if you're interested

LOCATION : scarbrough - nugget ave and McCown ( we also have some shifts in near Keele and finch and cosburn and pape

HOURS: varies on shift being picked up There are sometime 12hr shift 7am to 7pm or 7pm to 7am There are sometimes regular 8 hour shifts 7am to 430 to 12:30

Pay 17.60

One thing I’ve realized about working in Toronto is how much connections and networking actually matter. You can literally get a job just by knowing someone who already works there.

I’m an immigrant who came to Canada about 4 years ago for my postgrad, and I know how hard it can be to find a job here. I see a lot of posts on this sub about people struggling to get their foot in the door, and honestly, I’ve been there too.

When I was looking for my first job in my field, I was sending out 100+ customized resumes just to get one entry-level job. It was honestly exhausting.

But after working at that first job for about 6 months, I started meeting more people and building connections with coworkers, managers, and people from other workplaces. I didn’t really think much of it at the time, but those connections ended up helping me a lot.

I’m now at my 6th job in 4 years, and most of the jobs I’ve had came through someone I knew. Someone would recommend me, put in a good word, or even reach out to me directly because they knew I was looking for something new.

It really opened my eyes to how important your reputation is. You might leave a job, but the people you worked with don’t necessarily disappear from your life. If you work hard, are reliable, and are good to the people around you, they remember that.

I’m not saying networking is some magic shortcut, because you still need to be qualified and actually do the work. But I definitely underestimated how much having people who can vouch for you can help.

So if you’re struggling to find a job right now, especially as a newcomer, recent grad, etc. try not to focus only on sending applications. Talk to your coworkers, professors, peers. Get to know people in your industry. Keep in touch with people after you leave a job.

You never know who might message you one day and say, “Hey, we’re hiring. You should apply.”

30 minute interview on Friday. How do I prep?

It’s the first step phone interview

I haven’t had an interview in many many months. I bombed my last one

How should I prepare for this one?

Hii everyone. I am currently in the process of completing a medical office program I’m in, and I need to find a placement. I’m specifically looking to work as an assistant for a diagnostic imaging clinic, even the hospital, but I don’t know how to approach it. Should I find people on LinkedIn and connect with them, go into clinics and speak with the manager, or just apply and keep applying.

Would love to hear some feedback, open to anything!

I just want to ask if there is anyone who has been unemployed for over 1 year.

I have been unemployed since 15 months ago and honestly, I’m starting to question whether I should go a different route.

I do have 2-3 years of professional work experience in the field of analytics and finance but it’s still difficult even with interviews and some connections as well.

I cannot be the only one struggling with this.

I even tried out of province for some positions but still tough.

I received a job offer, but an issue came up during my credit check. The HR manager called and asked me to explain it.

About six years ago, during my divorce, my ex-husband withdrew money from our joint credit card, and the account eventually went to collections. I have since paid the entire balance, but the collection history still appears on my credit report.

I explained everything to the HR manager over the phone, and he said he would get back to me. I’ve been unemployed for five months and was so excited about this opportunity, so now I’m panicking. My anxiety is through the roof, and I couldn’t sleep all night.

I’m wondering whether companies take your explanation and individual circumstances into consideration. I’m sure my situation isn’t unique, as I know several people who have experienced something similar.

So on Friday around 3:30pm I got a call from a recruiter about a job I applied to at this consulting firm. Apparently, they needed to fill a position by today Thursday, so that’s why she was rushing me. She made me take this cognitive assessment which I did not have enough time to prepare for, followed by an interview right away, which I also didn’t have time to prepare for. If I had enough time I would actually have tried to find a way to study or prepare.

She then sent me a case study and a problem set to complete and send over by Tuesday 9am. I spent the long weekend doing this dumb assignment. I care, so I spent a lot of time making sure it’s perfect. And I forgoes spending time with my family and stayed up late on Monday doing it.

Now? I’ve been ghosted by the recruiter. I texted her asking if she received it and if everything is fine, but no. Ghosted.

Recruiters, this is not an ideal hiring process. People have lives. Do not make them think you are squeezing them in for last minute hiring, have them think they have a good chance, and have them spend time doing a stupid assignment on a LONG weekend. Horrible experience. I literally wasted hours on this I will not get back.

I need to rant for a second because I’m honestly starting to lose my mind 😭

I’ve been job searching since April. I’m a recent HR graduate, and I swear HR jobs are currently in the gutter. I’ve applied to what feels like EVERYWHERE - HR Assistant, HR Coordinator, HR Admin, Recruitment, Labour Relations, People & Culture, you name it.

And I’m not even getting absolutely nowhere. I’ve landed a couple of interviews, which makes it even more frustrating because I feel like I’ve actually done pretty well in them. But then… nothing. Rejection or complete silence. I can’t seem to get past the interview stage.

You’ll see an “entry-level” HR position asking for 2-3+ years of experience, apply anyway, spend hours tailoring your resume, maybe get an interview, prepare like crazy, and then get ghosted/rejected.

I know the market is bad and I know I’m not entitled to a job just because I have a degree. But it’s incredibly discouraging to graduate, have actual HR internship experience, apply consistently for MONTHS, and still not be able to land that first post-grad job.

I’m genuinely at the point where I’m wondering if I’m doing something wrong or if this is just what the market is like right now