Day Laborer

The Sainte-Justine University Hospital Center is the largest mother-child hospital in Canada and one of the four most important pediatric centers in America. Associated with the University of Montreal, the CHU Sainte-Justine is by far the largest pediatric training center in Quebec and a leader in Canada. Every day, nearly 7,000 engaged people – nurses, physical rehabilitation specialists, psychosocial health professionals, researchers, administrators, doctors, dentists, pharmacists, interns, and volunteers – inspired by a tradition of innovation, collaborate to transform the lives of generations.

A person responsible for tasks such as installing and removing air conditioning equipment, window sealing, moving furniture, maintaining grounds and parking, and transporting various items. She also participates in construction and renovation work and performs any other similar task. She may also be responsible for monitoring the property. The chosen person will also be called upon to occupy the position of housekeeping attendant on the recall list at the end of their day laborer assignment. Our Offer

Live your best life is possible at CHU Sainte-Justine. We offer you conditions to develop professionally and to have time for yourself and your loved ones. * An hourly wage ranging from $25.24 depending on your experience * A true work-life balance thanks to daytime hours * 20 days of vacation, 13 paid holidays and 9.6 paid sick days per year and multiple social leaves for major life projects * Collective benefits of choice for yourself and your family * A defined benefit pension plan (RREGOP) which is one of the best in Quebec * A program of onboarding and professional development * A Wellness Hub offering a multitude of resources and tools to take care of yourself

Remarks

The masculine gender is used without discrimination and solely to lighten the text. The CHU Sainte-Justine subscribes to the principle of equal access in employment and invites women, visible and ethnic minorities, people with disabilities, and Indigenous people to apply. We would appreciate you letting us know of any disability that would require technical and physical adaptations to your situation during the selection process. Be assured that we will treat this information with confidentiality.