Find Workers | WorkBC Skip to main content Find a WorkBC Centre Learn About WorkBC.ca WorkBC Support Job Board Account Log in Register My Job Board Account My Profile Personal Settings Log out Home Menu Home Find a Job Search Jobs Look for jobs in B.C. with the WorkBC.ca Job Board. Search by keyword or category. Industry Job Boards Find jobs in fields like construction, health, technology and more. Career Events Learn about the Find Your Fit youth program or connect with us at events. Job Application Tips Resume and cover letter Interviews Networking Plan a Career Career Exploration Hub Explore tools, including quizzes and videos, to find your ideal career path. Career Profiles Learn about job duties, qualifications, salary and more for over 500 careers in B.C. Career Discovery Quizzes Get career recommendations tailored to your interests and personality. Career Trek Videos Watch interviews with people in their workplaces to learn about a day-in-the-life for different jobs. 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Employer Training Grant Community Workforce Response Grant Wage Subsidy Sector Labour Market Partnerships Program Community and Employer Partnerships Breadcrumb Home Hire Employees Find Workers ENGLISH FRANÇAIS Share to Facebook Share to X Share to LinkedIn Share to Email Print this page On this page Find Workers On this page Finding, hiring and retaining great workers is a key strategy in building a successful company. Employers can now post jobs on the National Job Bank. The job postings will automatically be displayed on WorkBC.ca for British Columbians to access. As an employer in B.C., you: Get more exposure to qualified job seekers from across Canada. Continue to post jobs at no cost. Can invite job seekers to apply to jobs and fill positions faster. Receive real-time data on job posting progress. Have postings available in both French and English. To get started, you must register with the National Job Bank and create your job posting account. For more information, see the Frequently Asked Questions for Employers. Another resource to help you find workers in specific industries is the B.C. Industry Association Job Boards page. You’ll find links to job sites for dozens of B.C. industries. You can also use the other resources below to build a strong team of talent: Plan for recruitment An effective recruiting strategy can save you time and help you avoid problems. Check out this resource to help you plan: go2 Tourism HR – Find information about planning your recruitment efforts. Assess and select job candidates For help in the challenging process of choosing among job applicants, review the guides below: Hiring Employees – Service Canada gives you a step-by-step guide on screening, interviewing and assessing applicants. Guide to Screening and Selection in Employment (PDF) – Read the Canadian Human Rights Commission's information on equity and other human rights issues you should know when assessing candidates. Conducting Effective Reference Checks – Get tips on what to ask and how to get the most out of a reference check. Criminal Record Checks – Find out how to do a criminal record check if your staff work with children, the elderly, the disabled or other vulnerable people. Hire an apprentice Hiring an apprentice is a great way to recruit new talent and prepare for the future of your business. Get more information. Training Tax Credit – Learn about the tax credits B.C. gives to employers and apprentices in eligible programs. Apprenticeship Basics – Find out more from SkilledTradesBC about sponsoring or hiring apprentices. Apprenticeships – Read more about skilled trades and apprenticeships in B.C. Hire a reservist Reservists are part-time soldiers, sailors and airmen/airwomen. They have a wide variety of skills and abilities that go hand-in-hand with being trained in the military. Teamwork, discipline, leadership, initiative and loyalty are just a few of the attributes that Reservists bring that could benefit your business. Information for employers and educators – Learn the benefits of hiring a Reservist. ExecuTrek Program – See Reservists in action. This program gives employers, supervisors and human resources professionals about the benefits of hiring a Reservist. Military Leave Policy – Find out how you can support your Reservist to take the military leave from their civilian job to train or go on operational deployments. Compensation for Employers of Reservists Program (CERP) – Learn about the financial support your business could receive to help offset any operational costs incurred during the Reservist’s deployment period. Find employment programs British Columbia offers a variety of programs to support employers who want to find workers. Community and Employer Partnerships – Find out about funding to hire unemployed residents of B.C. to work on particular projects and how your business can create employment opportunities. Sector Labour Market Partnerships Program – Discover this program that helps employers respond to labour market changes and supports collaborative partnerships for long-term, strategic and sustainable solutions to workforce challenges. Browse Related Topics Develop Your Skills Skills and Competencies List Discover the skills, competencies and characteristics B.C’s future workforce needs. Read more For Employers and Industry Frequently Asked Questions for Employers Discover the FAQs for employers and how to post jobs. Read more Find a Job Career and Education Fairs WorkBC.ca is proud to attend post-secondary education events, local hiring fairs, and business and career development conferences. 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