This summer the City of Waterloo will be hiring over 85 staff to support camps, programming, special events, aquatics, and parks. The city will be offering full-time, part-time and contract roles with staff being paid at least $20.90.
“Working for the city is a great way to spend the summer,” said Kathy Weidhaas, director of human resources at the municipality, in a release. “Summer staff get to see the inner workings of a municipality while building their professional skills and network.
“They also get to work with fantastic people who deeply appreciate their contributions – many of our current full-time employees began their careers with the city in these roles!”
The first ever City of Waterloo summer job fair will take place on Jan. 15 from 4:30 to 7 p.m. at the Waterloo Memorial Recreation Centre. Anyone can come by to meet staff and learn more about working for the city.
Applications are now open and most roles will be closing on Jan. 19, 2025. Apply now at www.waterloo.ca/careers.
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