Are there any jobs and careers for michelin canada?
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Your question is unclear.
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http://canadainternational.gc.ca/gtc/Immigrating_and_Working_In_Canada-en.aspx
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you can search in jobstreet.com
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Offshore or onshore?  Pride, Ensco, Diamond Offshore....and the list goes on and on.  Check out www.rigzone.com, click on the career center tab.  You will want to be looking for a position as a 'roustabout' which is basically bottom of the barrel.  You still make descent money, but if you can hack it you will move up like any other job.  Plan on moving to Houston, or somewhere in south Louisiana.  Good luck
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I used to work in a library and frequently received questions about various topics & many of them were regarding where to go for employment etc... I think this is why I like Yahoo answers so much (at least when I have the time for it!) so I located these sites for you... I have no experience with Quint Careers, however if you scroll down they do have a list of topics related to disabled individuals looking for employment. I threw in the Federal jobs website as many jobs give priority to hiring disabled persons who are qualified for the position, however these jobs are likely not "work from home". Finally I placed the Better Business Buearu website there in case you want to investigate a "work from home" offer with a company you have no prior knowledge of. Hope this helps! Best of Luck!
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You should watch the page of monster or hotjobs con the classified in CAnada.\n\nTry this.\nhttp://www.hotjobs.ca   or   http://www.monster.ca\n\nI hope it helps.
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Contact the United Nations.  They use chefs in their restaurants and cafeterias.  They also have other contacts I'm sure.  Also contact all the hotels in the cities in which you would like to work.\nGood luck.  Write to Emeril Lagasse too.
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get a working visa, go live there and work\n\nif you can't get a visa, look for a company hiring foreign employees.\n\nthere are a lot of companies hiring employees that are non-canadian.\n\nmostly the company pays for everything and handles the paper work.\ngood luck
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I'm sorry but they don't exist at entry level. If you have a decent amount of relevant experience or training, though, you may be able to pull a managerial job. In customer service, that's where all the money is.
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As other posters have said, the waiting time is long right now.  It might help if you are qualified to work in Canada in a profession where there is a shortage of workers.  These links should help you.  Best of luck.
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Yeah, but first I have to go to culinary school, work for 14 years, find a-\nwait a second, if you're all this, why can't/don't you have the connections to find one?\nCould you write to me, I'd like to know the ups/downs & ins/outs of the restauarant business.\n\nBest wishes!
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sometinmes jobs are posted here:\nhttp://www.belb.org.uk/\nGood luck
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Many job websites such as:\nwww.workopolis.com\nwww.monster.com\nwww.jobboom.com\n\nAlso lots of government sites such as this one you can search for job: http://www.jobs-emplois.gc.ca/jobs/index_all_e.htm\n\nGood luck!
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You have a very good chance of being accepted. Depending on the country you live in, you can either go there on a tourist visa and arragne a job there or arrange a job over the internet - either way, you should have a job lined up before you apply for a work visa. It's difficult to get one otherwise. The process is long and frustrating, but www.cic.gc.ca should have the information you need.
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Primerica. I am fulltime in this company and would love answer an questions. ( part time any time is also available ) ajkell@bellnet.ca
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Well there are actually many formats for a resume.. here are some:\n\n------------------------------------------------------------\n\nLeila Charuth-Bell\n15 Carlosa Ave., Ottawa\nOntario, Canada, K5G 0Y9\n(613) 825-5876 -- leila@internet.com\n------------------------------------------------------------\n\nBORN:\nSeptember 21, 1986, St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada.\n\n\nEDUCATION:\nPublic School: Briargreen P.S., Ottawa, 1990 to 1998.\n\nMiddle School: Greenbank M.S., Ottawa, 1999 to 2000 (French immersion).\n\nSecondary School: Sir Robert Borden S.S., Ottawa, 2000 to 2004 (French immersion).\n\nEXPERIENCE:\nChild Care: Have been babysitting children of all ages on a regular basis since 1999 in both the Ottawa and Montreal areas.\n\nTravel: Have traveled internationally on a regular basis since I was an infant. Since 1998 I have journeyed unescorted each summer to and from India to visit relatives. Regularly travel unescorted by bus on weekends to/from Montreal to visit my Father.\n\nStudy Trip: In February 2003, participated with two teachers and 15 classmates in an eight-day "eco-excursion" to the tropical island, Belize.\n\nBusiness: Since 1999 I have assisted my Father with various aspects of his business in Montreal, including marketing, bookkeeping, and financial management activities.\n\nRetail: In 2000 and 2001, I worked as a sales representative for Tommy & Lefebvre Ltd., a local sporting goods and equipment store.\n\nVolunteering: Two years as Camp Counselor for three weeks at Pinecrest Sports Day Camp (Ottawa) working with children from 4-years to 12-years old.\n\nACHIEVEMENTS:\nPublic Speaking Award: Briargreen P.S., 1999.\n\nGraduating Class Valedictorian: Briargreen P.S., 1999.\n\nPiano: Grade Four Royal Conservatory, 2000, 2003.\n\nTrack and Field: Competed successfully in preliminary meets and qualified for the Eastern Ontario finals.\n\nAcademic Honor Roll: Sir Robert Borden S.S., 2000-01, 2001-02, 2002-03.\n\nINTERESTS:\nLong-distance running, playing piano, roller-blading, travelling, creative writing, reading, viewing films.\n\nLANGUAGES:\nEnglish is my first language. Am functional in speaking, reading, and writing French.\n\n------------------------------------------------------------\n\nEMPLOYMENT OBJECTIVE\nSenior Administrative Assistant in a dynamic high-technology company where my superior organization and communications skills in the industrial sector can add value.\n\n\n\nKEY STRENGTHS AND SKILLS\nOrganizational: Very well organized and comfortable working in a multi-tasking project-oriented environment. Known as a "highly organized and productive employee".\n\nCommunications: Above average verbal and written communication abilities. A highly effective team player that understands the value of working together towards a common goal.\n\nTraining: Experienced and effective at training new employees and co-workers alike. Possess a natural teaching ability for which I have been complimented many times, both by my trainees and my supervisors.\n\n\nPROVEN RESULTS\nFunctioned as a member of a team responsible for developing a new customer service manual that was later adopted and used by all customer service employees. \nWorked directly for the CEO and managed his meeting time, speaking engagements, and travel commitments to minimize conflicts and optimize his productive time. \nManaged the day-to-day work of three employees in the company's executive office and ensured that they met their time and production targets. \nRepresented the executive branch on the plant Health and Safety Committee and served as its Deputy Chairperson for over two years. \nFrequently trained new administrative support staff, and was often called upon to teach co-workers how to use newly acquired software programs. \n\n\n\nEDUCATION AND TRAINING\nBachelor of Arts, Social Sciences, Northvale College, Omaha, Nebraska (1990-1993).\nWas active in athletics including volleyball and basketball. Served as a
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The only thing I found was this.  sorry.\n\nhttp://www.liquorland.co.nz/asp/employment.asp