SeasonalPosted
Food Production Worker
Join a food production line for the busy holiday season — packaging, quality checks and keeping the line moving.
For job seekers
Your next opportunity could start here.
Temporary, permanent, full-time and part-time work across Canada. Tell us what you’re looking for — we’ll help you find it.
You never pay us to find work. City Employment does not charge job seekers any fee for registering, referrals or placement. If anyone asks you for money in our name, don’t pay — contact us.
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Why work with City Employment
We help you find work that fits your life.
Your experience, your schedule and how far you can travel all matter. We take them into account before we put you forward for a role.
Opportunities across Canada
Temporary and permanent roles
Many industries
Simple application
Room to grow
A recruiter in your corner
How applications work
Simple, and you’ll know what to expect.
Most people finish an application in under five minutes. No account needed.
Find a job or send your resume
Apply to a posted job or submit a general application. A resume helps, but you can apply without one.
A recruiter reviews it
We review your experience and availability and contact you if there is a suitable opportunity.
Quick conversation
We talk through the role, pay, schedule and location so you know exactly what to expect.
Start work
Once you are placed, we stay in touch and help you find your next assignment when one ends.
Employment types
Work that fits your schedule.
Choose one or tell us you’re open to anything — we’ll match you accordingly.
Full-Time
Regular hours, typically 35–44 hours a week.
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Fewer hours that fit around school, family or another job.
See part-time jobsTemporary
Short assignments — from a few days to several months.
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Long-term roles hired directly by the employer.
See permanent jobsContract
A set term or project with a defined end date.
See contract jobsSeasonal
Work during busy periods such as holidays or summer.
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Find work in these industries
Entry-level and experienced roles across the sectors that hire most often.
Warehousing & Distribution
Pickers, packers, shippers, receivers, forklift operators and warehouse associates.
Manufacturing
Production workers, assemblers, machine operators, general labourers and supervisors.
Transportation & Logistics
Dispatch, logistics support, drivers where applicable, warehouse personnel and transportation operations staff.
Construction & Skilled Trades
General labour and appropriately qualified skilled tradespeople.
Hospitality
Housekeeping, kitchen support, servers, event staff and hospitality personnel.
Food Production
Production workers, packagers, sanitation workers and warehouse support.
Retail
Merchandising, stocking, customer service and retail support.
Office & Administration
Reception, administrative assistants, bookkeeping, data entry, customer service and office personnel.
Professional Recruitment
Recruitment for specialized and professional roles based on your requirements.
Resume submission
Don’t see the right job yet? Send us your resume.
Many roles are filled before they’re ever posted. Submit a general application and a recruiter will contact you when something suitable opens up.
- PDF, DOC or DOCX — or apply without a resume
- We never ask for your SIN or banking details in an application
- You can ask us to update or delete your information at any time
Now hiring
Recent openings
A sample of the roles we recruit for. New openings are added regularly.
TemporaryPosted
Warehouse Associate — Picker/Packer
Pick, pack and prepare customer orders accurately in a fast-moving warehouse. A good first role in logistics.
TemporaryPosted
General Labourer
Help keep a busy production facility running — loading, sorting, packing and keeping work areas safe and organized.
Candidate FAQs
Questions from job seekers
Do I have to pay to find work through City Employment?
No. City Employment does not charge job seekers a fee to be registered, referred or placed in a job. If anyone asks you for money in our name, please contact us.
Do I need a resume to apply?
A resume helps us match you faster, but it is not required. You can submit an application with your experience and availability and a recruiter will follow up.
What happens after I apply?
A recruiter reviews your application. If your experience and availability match a current or upcoming opportunity, we will contact you by phone or email to talk it through.
Will I hear back if I am not selected?
We review every application, but we may not be able to contact everyone individually. Your application stays on file so we can reach out when a suitable role comes up.
Can I apply for more than one job?
Yes. Apply to any role that fits, or submit one general application and tell us the types of work you are interested in.
What personal information do you need?
Only what is needed to consider you for work: your name, contact details, location, availability and experience. We will never ask for your Social Insurance Number, banking details or ID in the initial application.
How do I update my information?
Email or call us and a recruiter will update your file. You can also ask us to delete your information at any time.
People power every business. Let’s find the right ones.
City Employment connects Canadian businesses and workers through responsive staffing and recruitment. Tell us what you need — we’ll take it from there.