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City and District of North Vancouver hiring for lots of well-paying jobs
If you’re looking for a new job and potentially a change of scenery, you might want to peek at some of the jobs offered by both the District and the City of North Vancouver. Both regions are offering both permanent and temporary full and part-time jobs, and considering that the jobs available are city jobs, they pay pretty well. Available jobs are also being offered to those from various backgrounds with a range of experience. District of North Vancouver Aerial of the Delbrook lands at 600 West Queens Road, North Vancouver. (District of North Vancouver) Many positions are available at the District of North Vancouver right now, ranging from trades to planning and development. One of the trades positions currently available is for a utilities labourer. This role will be a temporary full-time position and offers a salary of $33.26 per hour. The city’s development department is hiring two planners to lead complex projects. The successful applicants can expect to earn a lofty $54.44 to $64.47 per hour for this role. To see the other available jobs at the District, check out the complete list of positions here. City of North Vancouver Elena_Alex_Ferns/Shutterstocka Over at the City of North Vancouver, three jobs are currently available across different departments. First up is a manager for the city’s civic facilities. This position pays a pretty penny, with the successful applicant looking to take home between $134,988 and $158,808 per year. Next up, the city is hiring for a senior IT project manager. This job requires the candidate to have higher education and will pay between $119,964 to $147,708 annually. Last but not least is a planner. Again, you’ll need to have higher education for this position, ideally with a post-graduate degree in Community/Regional Planning. This job pays a sweet $61.73 to $73.15 per hour. To keep up-to-date with the list of city jobs, click here.
Buying a Foreclosure Home in Canada
If you are interested to have access to all Vancouver Foreclosures MLS® Listings, please click on the “VIP Insider Access” button. In the “Notes” box include the code “Foreclosures” or visit Vancouver Foreclosures and register What You Should Know Foreclosed homes are typically homes put on sale by lenders after the previous buyer defaults on their mortgage. Foreclosures are rare…
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