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Whether you’re interested in supporting ice skaters at The Bentway or helping clients navigate Planned Parenthood, here are some jobs that’ll leave a mark on the city.
Maintain a winter wonderland
Looking for a contract gig this winter? Then check out The Bentway’s seasonal roles. With the aim of beginning in December, you can help The Bentway run smoothly by operating a Zamboni, keeping the area clean, helping with skate rentals and running a concession stand. All roles will be worked in person with an hourly wage of $18 to $25, depending on the role. Qualifications vary, but if you don’t have limited work experience, then definitely try out for the skate staff role. All roles, but the Zamboni operator position, have a firm deadline of Nov. 2 at 5 p.m.
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Administrative community health care
Planned Parenthood Toronto is looking for a clinic receptionist. If you have experience in administration and want to help young, diverse Torontonians get equitable, supportive and informative health services, this might be the role for you. As a clinic receptionist, you’ll be in charge of all clerical, administrative and reception tasks at their North York location, with occasional shifts at their downtown office. This is a permanent, full-time and unionized role with a starting annual salary of $53,040. Employee benefits like extended health care are included, but not specified. Get your CV and cover letter ready to be sent before the Nov. 6 deadline.
Inventive education at the ROM
Are you a big museum fan and have experience working with little ones and their families? Then the Royal Ontario Museum’s gallery activation lead might be the perfect fit. Made for those with at least two years in related museum studies in post-secondary school and a passion for educating our youth in interactive, creative ways, the ROM is looking for an enthusiastic, adaptable and family-friendly creative to take this part-time contract role on. If you’re down to work holidays, navigate operational challenges and coordinate staff schedules with a November start date, then this is the position for you. In this 24-month-long contract, you’ll be paid an hourly wage between $29.76 and $34, working up to 24 hours a week and unionized under OPSEU. Fill out the application form by Nov. 13.
Support abuse survivors
Join Interval House as a child and youth coordinator. Since 1973, Interval House has been a centre helping women and kids fleeing from abuse with personalized and holistic support. Whether it’s through shelter, a 24-hour crisis line or specialized programming, the centre organizes multiple efforts to help abuse survivors get on their feet. As a case coordinator, you’ll help clients navigate open services, facilitate programs, perform one-on-one counselling sessions and more. This full-time, permanent position will be paid $50,000 to $52,000 annually with paid vacation and sick days, group insurance, RRSP benefits and more. Learn more about the role and how to apply on their website.
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