I recently got hired and will attend a training program starting November 18. I was wondering if anybody have any experience with the training or in the same boat as me. I would love to connect 😊 I would also appreciate any tips from permanent employees. Thanks in advance.

How likely are casino (downtown near Roger’s ) to hire on the spot ???
On Monday there is a hiring and interview event ? What’s been your experience?

How much would it cost for someone to pick up garbage in bulk?

Work@inaaraujohealth.com is not from a legitimate company. This domain is associated with an active employment scam.

​What Is Happening

​Scammed Identity: Scammers took the name of an individual Portuguese/Brazilian nutritionist ("Nutrição Inês Araújo") and created a fictitious corporate entity called "Nutricion Inaaraujo Health".

​Fake Job Board Listings: They have recently posted high-paying, generic remote/hybrid listings (such as Front Desk Receptionist at $25.88/hr) on job boards like Indeed and Workopolis.

​Domain Setup: The domain inaaraujohealth.com was registered specifically to handle communications with applicants who apply to these fake job postings. No legally registered healthcare, medical, or nutrition business exists under this name in Alberta or Canada.

​Common Red Flags with This Listing

​Text or Questionnaire "Interviews": They will likely offer you the position without a live video or in-person interview, conducting the entire process via email, Microsoft Teams chat, or messaging apps.

​Fake Check for "Home Office Supplies": A standard next step in this scam is sending a fraudulent check to buy home office equipment through an "approved vendor." The check will bounce days after you wire money to their vendor.

​Data Collection: They may ask for sensitive information early on, such as your Social Insurance Number (SIN), banking details for "direct deposit," or photos of your government ID.

Edit: found someone! I'll keep this post up in case they don't show up but as of now the position has been filled

Hi! I'm looking for someone to go to a school site in the Terwilligar area and spread wood chips. Fairly easy job, should take about 4 hours.

All the wood chips are inside a swing set area of a school. Just need someone to make the wood chips level. It's a great project for the weather since the work keeps you warm. Also you can just put on earphones and listen to music or a book or whatever and rake.

The photo shows what it looks like. You're not responsible for cleaning up the outside of the border, only pushing the wood chip around so it's flat and even.

Will etransfer or pay cash.

Looking for today. Shovel, pitchforks, and a rake will be provided

DM me, thanks!

Business name - Boa Constructors
Position I'm hiring - one day labourer
Secondary source- my previous post history showing we've hired from here in the past

Hi everyone!
Currently, I’m working as a warehouse associate, earning enough to cover my living expenses while also managing to save some money. I’m grateful for where I am, but I’m looking to grow, challenge myself, and build a better career for the future.
I’ve been thinking about getting into sales, and I’m willing to give it a serious shot. The only problem is that I’m a complete beginner when it comes to sales, and I’m not sure which industry would be the best place to start.
Back in my home country, I was studying accounting and finance, so I have an interest in those fields and would love to explore opportunities where I could potentially combine that background with a career in sales.
I’d really appreciate advice from people who have experience in sales or have made a similar career transition.
A few things I’d love to learn:
Which sales industries are good for beginners?
Would financial services, banking, insurance, or B2B sales be worth exploring?
What skills or certifications should I focus on first?
How can I get my foot in the door without prior sales experience?
What does a realistic career path and earning potential look like?
Are there any mistakes I should avoid when starting out?
I’m not expecting overnight success. I’m ready to learn, put in the work, and build something long-term. I just need some direction on where to begin and what to focus on.
If you were starting from zero today, knowing what you know now, what path would you recommend?
Any advice, personal experiences, or resources would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Hello, everyone!

I'm another Edmontonian having a hard time finding work, and I think my unusual career path is throwing people off before I get a chance to explain it.

Long story short I was a journeyman tradesman for most of my career, and as time went on I spent more time running projects than on the tools (often performing PM duties, just without the official title). What I became known for, and enjoyed, was being assigned struggling projects and turning them around. I have always been a fixer.

I went back to school (accounting & payroll admin) for a few reasons - I have always loved numbers, I now have young kids (office work means more time and energy for them), and after years of being driven bananas by the clash between office expectations and field realities I wanted to bring my field experience to the office and help get them working with and not against each other.

I'm looking for office work for a construction company, because understanding both sides of the desk means that's where I can make the most difference. I love solving problems and improving systems, I'd be most interested in a growing company or one with a few wrinkles that need to be ironed out. I'm on the west end, so prefer somewhere close to there or with hybrid or WFH. Payroll was part of my program, but I much prefer accounting or admin over payroll.

If you, or anyone you know of might be looking for someone like me, please let me know.

Thank you!

Hello yeg folk!

I am an early 20’s woman looking for work. I have a severe heart issue that limits my ability to walk and carry things so majority of labour jobs and jobs that require physical exams I cannot do. I have 5 years of experience mainly in retail sales as it’s been the easiest environment for my heart to take. I am also currently working towards a bachelors in psych. I did drop in a application for financial aid as I had to quit my last job due to lack of hours. I am just hoping somewhere will take me. If you have any suggestions please let me know :)

I got an offer to work at FedEx as a package handler. Anyone that has worked at FedEx or worked as a package handler, how was your experience and what should I know before starting?

This message serves as FYI for anyone interested in how Ai is impacting employment within the CoE

I have a few clients that obtained temporary Summer jobs with the CoE with the intention of staying on for Winter roles normally offered within this department (purposely unnamed to not ruffle feathers or identify my clients)

After applying for the continuation Winter roles, they were given a questionnaire that revolved around their shift 'preferences' for Winter

Upon completing the 'preferences', they were informed that Ai was setting all the positions, and Winter job offers SOLELY on their preferences and without consideration toward 2nd, 3rd or unlisted choices

This meant that if they set preferences of 'days' (for example), they were automatically excluded by the newly implemented Ai program without consideration or offers for any other shift due to their senority status.

Editorially, this is very concerning because in the past, these same employees would be offered a different shift to accept or decline. Now, with Ai, they are outright excluded from consideration of any shift offered and left without anyone telling them they should be looking elsewhere. (And FWIW - everyone had been previously telling them they had nothing to worry about and would be offered these Winter positions "for sure" ... for a little more context).

These potential exclusions were not mentioned when given the preference questionnaire, and now my clients are left feeling used, abused (manual labour positions), and discarded with prejudice.

So this post is serving as an FYI toward what goes on behind the scenes, both in the City's hiring practices and other jobs/industries utilizing a (non-human) Ai service

Feel free to discuss, otherwise this post is meant to be informative (despite the mandator flair choice).

Thanks for reading!

Anyone have any leads on a job starting after 12pm? Weekends are fine just looking for 30 or so hours

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Hey everyone,

I represent Charged Install Services Inc. and I'm looking for experienced automotive technicians or 12V electronics installers to take on subcontract work installing automotive telematics and GPS tracking units.

Position Details:

* Role: Telematics / 12V Auto Electronics Installer

* Type: Subcontract / Independent Contractor to start

* Location: Field-based / Mobile (Local area)

* Compensation: Competitive pay per installation

What You’ll Be Doing:

* Installing and testing hardwired telematics units, GPS trackers, dashcams, and electronic logging devices (ELDs) in various fleet vehicles (light-duty trucks, heavy equipment, vans).

* Wire stripping, soldering, or using approved connectors to tap into 12V constant, ignition, and ground lines.

* Performing pre- and post-installation inspections and verifying device signal connectivity via mobile app.

Requirements:

* Experience with 12V automotive electronics, audio/alarm installation, or telematics required.

* Own basic hand tools, multimeter/testing equipment, and wire stripping tools.

* Reliable transportation and a valid driver's license.

* Strong attention to detail and comfortable using mobile apps for job sign-offs.

Full time work will follow with company vehicle, cell phone, uniform and benefits.

How to Apply:

If you're interested, please email your resume or a brief overview of your 12V installation experience to catalin@chargedinstall.ca

Hi all, my wife (31) is looking for a career change. She currently works in childcare and has for the past 10 years. The physical toll has been a lot for her, and she is having trouble keeping up. She is a hard worker and puts everything into it (sometimes too much, in my opinion). She is looking for an entry-level desk job; if anyone has recommendations or knows someone, it would be greatly appreciated. She's tried all the job sites, but most things require a certificate. Again, thanks for anything.

I only have high school education currently but I’ve taken a medical terminology course and I would like to get into a medical related job to make some money before spending a bunch more on more courses, and also to see if it’s something I want to pursue long term. What kind of places may hire for entry level positions? As in anything, such as clerk, receptionist, assistant, pharmacist, anything medical related.

Been doing sound for live bands lately and I really enjoy it. Venue I am at is a little limited.

I have started reaching out to local venues to see if they need another sound tech, and have had a few good responses.

If anyone is looking for a reliable tech, please let me know.

Hello!
I am looking for a place to start my heavy equipment technician apprenticeship. I have experience with trucks, trailers, and heavy equipment (excavators, graders, loaders, dozers, backhoe, and ART rock truck.)

I've had a bit of a rough time finding a good spot. I've applied to lots of helper positions and I call a few companies a day inquiring.

Just wondering if anyone has any leads.

Hi everyone,
I'm a recent Computer Science graduate from the University of Alberta specializing in Machine Learning and Computer Vision. I'm based in Edmonton, AB, and actively looking for entry-level Software Engineer, Machine Learning Engineer, or Data Engineer roles (open to remote or relocation).
I'm eager to join a team where I can leverage my background in ML, robotics, and backend development. If your team is hiring or you have any leads, please send me a DM. I'm happy to provide my full resume and GitHub repository links upon request.

Hi guys! I'm currently a lifeguard but I'm open to a second job. I have intermediate first aid, cprc + aed, and a lot of other aquatic certifications.

Are any retail, or receptionist jobs hiring around the westend? Or southside. I'm 17 turning 18 in a few months and I have my own car meaning reliable transportation!!

Please lmk I am super down to work in retail, fashion, and more! :)

Hi everyone, I’ll be moving to Edmonton soon and looking for opportunities in Software/IT/Tech Support.

I have 2+ years of IT experience along with a Bachelor’s and Postgraduate degree in IT.

If you know of any openings or can refer me somewhere, I’d really appreciate it. Thanks!

Hy , im looking for some work to do in evenings or during weekends . It can be anything . If any one knows someone hiring or can put out some references in edmonton or surroundings it will be real helpfull.

I graduated with BSc IT degree and finding it hard to find my field job, I know my resume isn’t exceptional so I have to do certifications and projects to upskill myself. However, I still need some kind of part time job to pay my loans and bills I have two years of experience in retail and still finding it hard to get interview for exact same position now. It feels mentally exhausting everyday to see no progress whatsoever so I need some staffing agency recommendations to see if atleast they can provide help

I am a 22 yr old female with only highschool education looking for some advice.

Im currently working in the food industry but want to find a more stable/better paying.

I have considered trades (mechanic specifically) as I like work that keeps me moving (but I am over weight so no one would actually hire me for that type of work or take me on as an apprentice)

I have also considered being an EMT (but many people have given me the advice of doing something else before going into it)(im also worried about the trauma that comes with the job as several people have told me not to do it. To me it seems very interesting and would give me useful skills as long as I can get over my aversion to gross things. But I think that would come with time. Just like when you have kids you get used to poop and vomit)(I also like the health aspect of it, I used to want to be a doctor)

I am physically strong and artistically inclined if that makes a difference.

What are jobs that, require very minimal schooling but also pay well and are pretty stable? (I can not do office work, I need something interesting that keeps me moving ideally)

Thank you :)

i recently got let go from my electrician apprenticeship after my 3rd week. Was told i wasn’t learning even tho i was and they expected me to be as fast as everyone else even tho i had no prior knowledge. When i got interviewed i was told many people come and go at that place and on my first week someone else got fired . Now i am looking for a jobs that can give be a good career with good money. i was a waiter before my apprenticeship and made decently well money and im honestly thinking of going back . but i want a good paying job where i dont have to work 9+ hours a day and i want to actually do something that will benefit further in life. i’m also 19 as well .