As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, our world has changed.
Those who are working in what the PEI government deems as essential services are challenged by work overload and the call for social distancing and heightened hygiene measures, yet they are in constant contact with people.
Those who are working in what is deemed as non-essential services are either working from home or have been laid off.
In spite of all of these changes, we are still seeing jobs being posted, which is very good news. The jobs are for both essential and non-essential services.
On March 27, 2020, the Government of Canada announced tremendous support measures to help small businesses keep their staff and maintain their operations during this time.
We can only hope with the existing and future provincial and federal support measures, staff who have been laid off as a result of COVID-19 can return to work and more hiring will take place.
The job posting sites listed below advertise jobs that are available on PEI. Take a look through them all and if you have any questions about the site or as you do your research, email [email protected]
Current Job Openings
Tips when applying to Federal government jobs – click here
Tips when applying to Veterans Affairs Canada – click here
Tips when applying to PEI government jobs – click here
Info about Healthcare jobs on PEI – click here
Rural Jobs Initiative – PEI click here
Construction jobs on PEI
Linking 100s of jobs in Canada
WOW Jobs also posts opportunities from PEI recruiting company Halliwell Consulting. Visit www.halliwellconsulting.com.
Work options for Youth
Government of PEI – Provincial jobs:
- 2020 Jobs for Youth Program- Approved Employers list 2020
- Student Opportunities
- Graduate Mentorship Program – WorkPEI
- Career Prep Program – WorkPEI
Service Canada – Federal jobs:
- Post-Secondary Recruitment – Government of Canada
- Canada Summer Jobs
- Canada Revenue Agency
- Parks Canada
- Young Canada Works – Canadian Heritage
- Federal Student Work Experience Program
- Odyssey – work in French
- First Nations and Inuit Summer Work Experience Program
- Student Work-Integrated Learning Program
Other student/graduate job options
- UPEI – student positions within the university
- UPEI – student positions outside of the university
- Holland College – student positions via WorkPEI
- PERCÉ program– work in French and English
- WorkSmarts – wage subsidies available on PEI
- Access Ability for youth with a disability
Canadian Forces Recruitment Centre – Charlottetown
Jobs: Recruiting full-time (Regular Force) and part-time (Reserve Force) members for the Canadian Armed Forces
Over 95,000 Canadians serve in over 100 trades and professions in the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF). You can choose to work full-time in the Regular Forces or part-time in the Reserve, as either an Officer or a Non-Commissioned Member (NCM).
To become an Officer, you need a university education and leadership training. Officers are trained to become part of the command structure of the CAF.
Non-Commissioned Members (NCMs) provide operational and support services. Some NCMs are trained as operators or technicians while others may work in administrative or health services.
Apply now at www.forces.ca or contact the Canadian Forces Recruiting Centre for more information
(Apply any time, however, application deadline for 2016 Reservist Basic Training is May 1st):
CANADIAN FORCES RECRUITING CENTRE
191 Great George St. – Unit 106B
Charlottetown PEI, C1A 4L3
(902) 569-6130
Other job search sites of interest
A good resource for university and college students and graduates for job postings and company information.
Find the direct links to job applications from major national employers located on PEI (i.e. Shoppers Drug Mart, Wal-Mart, Sobeys).
This site focuses on providing downloadable and printable application forms for large companies, like retail chains, grocery stores, pizza shops, pharmacies, fast food restaurants, and coffee shops. It also offers detailed breakdowns of how to fill out each job application form as well as basic hiring information for each company.
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