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head cashier
Joy Farm Market - null, null, ca
Education: Secondary (high) school graduation certificate.Experience: 1 to less than 7 months.Assign sales workers to duties.Hire and train or arrange for training of staff.Authorize return of merchandise.Prepare reports on sales volumes, merchandising and personnel matters.Organize and maintain inv...read more.

general labourer - farm
SMILER SERVICES LTD - null, null, ca
Other miscellaneous crop farming. Operate and maintain farm machinery and equipment. Load, unload and transfer crates, supplies and farm produce, livestock and poultry. ...read more.

Bus Driver
Mucci Farms - null, null, ca
Full-Time/Part-Time, permanent, 6-days a week; and some additional hours depending on workload and priorities.Job Responsibilities and Accountabilities:.Bus drivers must safely guide their buses in all traffic and weather conditions.Responsible for inspecting buses before the start of a shift, obeyi...read more.

foreman/woman, farm
RPS Hawk Inc. - null, null, ca
Load, unload and transfer crates, supplies and farm produce, livestock and poultry. ...read more.

warehouseperson
Sharpe Farm Supplies - null, null, ca
Education: No degree, certificate or diploma.Experience: 1 year to less than 2 years.Load, unload and move products and materials by hand or with basic material handling equipment.Operate a variety of equipment to load, unload and move materials and products.Organize and maintain inventory.Perform l...read more.

Inventory Control Admin
Mucci Farms - null, null, ca
Mucci Farms welcomes and encourages applications with disabilities to apply. Mucci Farms is achieving a culture and work environment that is supportive of employees with disabilities and promotes dignity, independence, integration, and equal opportunity. Thank-you to all candidates for applying and ...read more.

retail store supervisor
Kin's Farm Market - null, null, ca
Education: Secondary (high) school graduation certificate.Experience: 1 year to less than 2 years.Assign sales workers to duties.Hire and train or arrange for training of staff.Authorize return of merchandise.Prepare reports on sales volumes, merchandising and personnel matters.Organize and maintain...read more.

Senior Payroll Specialist
Mucci Farms - null, null, ca
Responsible for the accurate reporting of General Ledger entries for payroll accounts and balancing payroll accounts within the accounting software along with Bookkeepers for each Farm. Responsible for accurate labour reporting within data transfer from Priva program in the respective Farms. ...read more.

greenhouse supervisor
Eurosa Farms - null, null, ca
Education: No degree, certificate or diploma.Experience: Experience an asset.Hours: 40 to 50 hours per week....read more.

general labourer - farm
Market Maker Agriculture Inc - null, null, ca
Operate and maintain farm machinery and equipment. ...read more.

logistics coordinator
Ever Tru Farms - null, null, ca
Education: Secondary (high) school graduation certificate.Experience: Experience an asset.Monitor movement of supplies and materials between departments.Perform routine clerical duties.Consult with production supervisor to schedule production runs in a cost and time-efficient manner.Create, investig...read more.

Sales Representative
Lufa Farms - Québec City, Quebec, ca
Benefits•30% off your Lufa Farms basket;•Flexible schedules (for students, we’ll accommodate your studies);•1-1 training to build your sales skill set;•MacBook Air and tablet provided;•You’ll be eligible to participate in the firm’s health insurance, dental, and disability programs after completion ...read more.

Senior Environment Artist - Fae Farm
Phoenix Labs - null, null, ca
Right now, we are looking for an experienced Environment Artist to join our cozy and magical farm sim, Fae Farm! In this role, you will use your talents to collaborate with our art team in the creation of environments and game-ready assets. Whether you’re hunting behemoths with your friends in Daunt...read more.

farm supervisor
FRASER BLU FARM ABBOTSFORD LTD. - null, null, ca
Assist in the development and implementation of farm safety and bio-security procedures. Co-ordinate and supervise the work of general farm workers and harvesting labourers. Ensure farm safety and bio-security procedures are followed. Operate and maintain farm machinery and equipment. ...read more.

general labourer - farm
Daybreak Farms - null, null, ca
Operate and maintain farm machinery and equipment. ...read more.

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Working in Quebec

The Canadian Province of Quebec ranks second among all other territories in the North American country in total area, population, and gross domestic product, which includes an excess of $385 billion CAD. Agricultural outputs, bolstered by more than 3,500 agro-businesses and around 30,500 farms, produce close to $760 million CAD in revenues alone. Top commodities include berries, maple syrup, goat and ewe milks and cheeses, and various types of avian game. Expansive logging and timber farming also contribute to the burgeoning agricultural industry, with dense forests accounting for around 20% of total land area.

Following British occupation, Quebec soon grew as a hub for cereal grains and eventually moved into fur trading thanks, in large part, to the St. Lawrence River running through the region. Most of the farming prevalent throughout the province takes place in southern areas below the 56th line of latitude. Lands surrounding the urban capital of Montreal serve as prime locations to grow crops due to fertile soils and low, flat terrain.

Historically, southern Quebec contains the only climates suitable for crop growth on large, commercial scales, as northern areas of the territory experience mostly arctic weather patterns. For example: average temperatures in the northern Ungava Bay area range between -23 degrees Celsius in January to 11 degrees Celsius in July, while Montreal, sitting in the southernmost portions of the province, boasts average temps between -11 Celsius (January) and 20 Celsius (July). Snowfall and precipitation also affect the agricultural industry throughout the region; however, the Canadian territory generally receives a steady balance of sun and moisture. Many regions throughout the area experience close to 300 hours of sunshine during the summer months and achieve over 40% sunshine possible annually.

Massive dairy farming operations like Ferme Landrynoise in St-Albert, QC, require huge staffs capable of caring for both robotic equipment and the animals used to fill large-scale orders. The farm maintains dozens of employees and continuously hires on new help as needs arise. Organizations like Quebec Farmers’ Association (QFA) connect Quebec citizens interested in farming jobs with outfits similar to Ferme Landrynoise through a comprehensive network. Migrant workers, aspiring farmhands, and career fruit and vegetable pickers also find jobs visiting farms personally and asking about current vacancies.

Applicants should note a majority of the province conducts business in French, which may complicate the employment process for international prospectors. The French-Canadian government imposes a $10.75 CAD hourly minimum wage for fruit and vegetable picking jobs, with increases available based on employment status, performance on the job, and tenure with any of the farming outfits in the region. Quebec agricultural industry base pay scales traditionally top around $13.00 CAD per hour. Specific rates may fluctuate based on commodities produced.

Candidates may also qualify for job benefits. Depending on the establishment, farms may possess the ability to house and feed seasonal employees and/or full-time and part-time workers through small deductions in wages. Other work benefits include Canadian Pension Plans, paid time off, and access to company vehicles.