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Canadian Job Vacancies with Permanent Residence for the family: Aquaculture Site Workers

JOBS IN CANADA: Aquaculture site workers Good morning everyone, my name is Lisette and I am a bilingual Canadian recruiter working hand in hand with Atlantic Canada’s designated employers, specializing in foreign national recruitment. I have multiple positions here for...

IRCNews desk February 1, 2022 Updated January 31, 2024 1 min read

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JOBS IN CANADA: Aquaculture site workers

Canadian Job Vacancies with Permanent Residence for the family: Aquaculture Site Workers

Good morning everyone, my name is Lisette and I am a bilingual Canadian recruiter working hand in hand with Atlantic Canada’s designated employers, specializing in foreign national recruitment.
I have multiple positions here for foreign nationals: Location New Brunswick Aquaculture Site Workers NOC 8613 Category B Job description: Salt water operations, harvesting fish, maintaining fish health, operating equipment, ensuring fish & equipment secure and safe away from predators.
This is a great opportunity for Permanent residence for you and your family. If you are interested and qualified for this permanent position, please fill in the form on the screen behind me, and if you are a Hello Canada client, mention it and fill out your form providing your Client ID so that your resume may be forwarded to the employer.

Thank you very much and have a great day! https://bit.ly/3jaPxRG

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Canadian Job Vacancies with Permanent Residence for the family: Aquaculture Site Workers

JOBS IN CANADA: Aquaculture site workers

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