truck driver

kitchen manager

babysitter/nanny

Ontario Ltd

Opened shop at 7:45 am,turning on lights, air compressors, and printing press. Starting up press in preparation to run jobs,which would include,mixing chemical solutions required, searching for proper paper, using roll clamp on counterbalance forklift to line up rolls required. Read over daily work dockets to confirm correct product quantities and locations/ addresses. Prepare products in boxes and on skids for shipping. Check and receive incoming material from suppliers and sign for said materials.Maintaining a clean and safe working space.
If needed I would have to switch the clamp to forks on the counterbalance forklift truck.
I learned a variety of skills - electrical,mechanical,proper equipment use, organizing time assignment for any particular job in effort to optimize production.  
Management was accessible and ready to employee's questions.
Co-workers were pleasant and we worked as a team to accomplish production deadlines.
The hardest part of the job would be when the equipment was down/not working and we would have to problem solve to find a fix while trying to meet deadlines and delivery dates.
The most enjoyable part of my job would be when everything ran smoothly and "jobs" were delivered on time.
My day would end at 4:00 and sometimes 4:30 pm.

A typical day would range dependant on the jobs that needed to be done at the time. 
The days consisted of scheduling appointments and meetings or they consisted of working in the field; interacting with third parties, preparing event venues, running errands.All tasks ensured the smooth functioning of the company. 
I learned how to prioritize, organize and how to manage time in a productive and orderly fashion to get all tasks completed on time. 
There could not have been a better or more supportive workplace culture.

This was a company that helped me do the work from home as well as having another job. It was convenient and paid well for the tem of contract.  Most of the work entailed was data entry and trips to Mississauga City Hall to deal wiht the Arborist and for follow ups.  The occasional field trip to the job sites to ensure locators were clearing & marking the right places. Dealt with Ontario 1 Call, which was always a pleasure, and got the job done efficiently.

I was an off site superintendent on call 24/7.  A typical day included but not limited to answering phone calls, responding to emails, collecting rent, bank deposits, eviction forms, tribunal hearings, leasing units, cleaning the building, dealing with tenant complaints, renovations and everything in-between.

I was advised that it would be full time work when I started with the company and now I have been out of work for about 6 months out of 12. They will not communicate when work is going to be slow and I have to chase them to find out anything. If they do call you then you will have one day to be ready to work, if you are lucky, it is normally less then 24 hours

The competition in the mobile phone repair market is fierce, so the company requires every maintenance person to complete the huge number of repaired mobile phones every day. The task is very difficult. Everyone feels pressure, and the CEO is also

Great employer for giving you tons of hours, there goals are short term and often work is unsafe, the development site people are great people to work with,hi turn over of employee's, to many managers who have no Idea what or where or how at times,

Very busy, great work environment. Fair to all employees. Salary’s were fair. Always open for discussion for changes in office and On examination, I noted field. No discrimination. 

Busy morning sorting truck and planning routes.
it is a team atmosphere, a hard to learn job.
have to manage your time and plan your route.
training is available.

Ontario LTD. was a great employer to work for. Working with a great bunch of guys helps the day go by. We new that the daily requirement change as to what production needed to be finished on daily. Long hours but they are expected as the job is seasonal.

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Truck driver 1 salary reported	$23.00 per hour
Kitchen manager 1 salary reported	$55,000 per year
Babysitter/nanny 1 salary reported	$250 per week

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