Food processing · British Columbia
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Food processing
Seafood processing worker position in Metro Vancouver, BC. Specific duties, schedule and contract terms need to be confirmed separately.
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Permit type as listed:LMIA
Job 050 / Application details
Status stated in the source
Accepting applications
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Flexible start date
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Position code to discuss
050
British Columbia
Prince George, BC
#051
Wage as listed
Negotiable
Start as soon as possible
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British Columbia
Fraser Valley, BC
#043
Wage as listed
38.50 CAD/hour
Expected start: March 2027
View detailsStatus per source: Accepting applications
Information is based on the source and has not been re-verified with the employer. The permit / LMIA option is the source's description and does not confirm current legal conditions or eligibility.
#050 · Wage as listed
Negotiable