Where a professional Laundry Manager can get job in Canadian Hotels.Pls advise?
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You must be diligent and patient with your job search. Needless to say you must explore all openings at each and every Hotel chain in Canada, a foot in the door initially at any position might lead to the exact position you want. Have a resume and business card ready and distribute, call, and visit the major Canadian hotel chains. I would start off by looking at some exclusive high end hotels that may not necessarily be a chain but specific to a province or territory. Best of luck and happy laundering!
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If you able to come to Australia - there is a HUGE tourist industry that employs thousands of hospitality staff right around the country.  Try looking through some employment websites in your country or region - you may also find links to other sites outside your area.  Contact the local tourist information centre and get a listing of all the hotel, motels, bars etc then send them an email with your resume and a cover letter that introduces yourself.
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Try the LIBRARIES. I used to stay at the TORONTO LIBRARY. THE BEST ! But you don't have to go CANADA. Sure you can find one in LOS ANGELES. Have a nice DAY!
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Yes. I work there a couple times a year. contact your local Canadian consulate in a major city or workcanada.com . I have a work permit. it was a pain to get I hope you are not go to work in Quebec. those frogs suck!!
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First try Human Resources for Ontario here:\nhttp://www.hrsdc.gc.ca/en/gateways/where_you_live/regions/on.shtml\nHere are some more links to various job agencies:\nhttp://www.ontario.jobopenings.net/jobs.htm\nhttp://www.torontojobs.ca/en/html/agencies.php\nhttp://groups.msn.com/thetorontoemploymentdirectory/jobpages.msnw\nhttp://www.keepsys.com/recruiters/Torontoontario.html
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Sure, you can easy get a job in the US for housekeepers.\none great site for jobs is the http://www.ajb.org
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Go to the library reference section and have the reference librarian show you how to find companies that do business between US and Canada. Apply to those companies. Usually sales jobs require frequent travel. Go to the yellow pages and find companies in your field. Call up and ask if you can fax over your resume and find out to who's attention. Make sure the objective in your resume lists a specific job you are looking for. Generalized resumes get thrown out. Don't put you are looking for a challenging job that offers personal growth. Do put down you are looking for a sales job in which you can use your strong interpersonal skills.
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To find jobs\n\nhttp://english.monster.ca/geo/siteselection.asp\n\nGood Luck
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I've never heard of this job before. My Mom works in a bank, and my friend's Mom is the manager of a bank.\n\nIt is likely this job does not exist in Canada. You could try emailing some financial institutions up here like:\nRoyal Band\nTD Bank\nScotia Bank\n\nMaybe they could be of assistance.
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First off, are you trying to land a job as a door attendant at a hotel, apartment, or bar (more of a bouncer-type job)?  If you're trying to become a doorman at a private residence, I'd say you are out of luck unless you are in a big city such as NYC.  I'm not very familiar with bouncer positions, as I try to avoid Food & Beverage workplaces.  \n\nI can help you out with a hotel position, as I have recently been hired as a doorman at a wonderful downtown hotel (I like to remain anonymous online, so I'll withhold the name).  Check out local hotels that are either very large or luxury properties (a downtown location would help).  Marriott's, Hilton's, Westin's, and Ritz-Carlton's would be a good place to start.  \n\nMost job applications are taken online but large hotel corporations, but I would advise going to the hotel or at least calling to find out about job availability and the application process.  If a job is available, make sure to attach a professional, carefully written resume to the application.  Learn about the company and craft the resume to their goals and expectations.  Always remember, whatever the company, to focus on service and customer interaction. The hospitality industry is obviously very concerned with these qualities, and they are even more important for a doorman position.\n\nBe prepared for the interview.  Again, research the company.  Ask pertinent questions that display effort into understanding the company as well as seriousness about accepting the position.  Look your best, as they will be looking for someone who is a good ambassador for their hotel.  Be professional, courteous, and always wear a smile.\n\nA doorman position may seem like an easy job to get; however, it is not the case.  Door attendants are the front line of the hotel and make a first impression on a guest.  This be an important factor in determining overall guest satisfaction.  In addition, most hotels that have door attendants are very upscale and are more difficult to be accepted into.  For example, I went through three interviews for my position, speaking with HR, my department head, and the director of operations (an individual who reports only to the General Manager).  Do not take the job lightly and always remember to act professional and hospitable.\n\nOn a final note, consider if you are the right person for the job before applying.  This one very important question will help to get you started:\n\nCan I be professional and act kindly AT ALL TIMES?\nThe job is based almost solely on guest interaction, therefore this is very important.  Guests may mistreat you, stiff you out of a tip, have outlandish requests, and may make you listen to their personal problems as well as their bad-mouthing of your organization.  If you can handle this and still wear a genuine smile, you will succeed.  If you cannot, you will either not get the job or be absolutely miserable.  An important note to add is that levels of professionalism vary by hotel brand.  For instance, the famous Ritz-Carlton brand focuses on rigid, scripted interaction with guests while the Westin, another luxury hotel, requires professional interactions yet encourages personal connections with guests and a more genuine personality.  Regardless of the brand, remember that you must truly have a servant's heart in order to take this job.  Keep this in mind when choosing a hotel to apply to.
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it's where locals do their laundry
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i think this will be the best site for you \nit relates to job anywhere the globe relating to hotel or hospitality industry\n\nwell any ways you dont have to worry as this field of hospitality industry is booming nowonwards\nhttp://www.learn4good.com/jobs/language/english/list/country/scotland/
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try labor ready or job searches
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Windsor Canada has casino/entertainment industries, a low cost of living index and protected gay marriage.\n\nThat would be your best bet, but it's a long way from where your at, and you would have to get used to the weather, which can be hard.
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Go on to monster.com and search for jobs abroad, then send out your CV. Once you've been accepted go to the Canadian Embassy with your letter of approval and get a visa and work permit and you're on your way.\n\nPlease rate methe best, I'm not very happy!!!
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Try www.headwaycorp.com they are a placement service but the staff professional placement and direct hires which is nice.
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try this:\nwww.jobbank.gc.ca\nthis is the human resources development Canada site.\nit provides listings for jobs all across the country.\nand it's FREE!