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Part Time Jobs Across Canada

We Staff Canada has part time general labour work open in fifteen cities across Ontario, Quebec and Alberta. These are entry level assignments with warehousing, distribution, manufacturing and food production clients, and no previous experience is needed. Every opening below is current, with the city and the pay range stated up front.

Who part time work suits

Most people who take part time assignments with us fall into one of a few groups. Students who need shifts that work around a timetable. People holding down a second job. Parents working around school hours. Newcomers who want Canadian work history on a resume quickly. And people who want to see what a site is like before committing to full time hours.

Tell your coordinator which days and shifts you can genuinely work and we will match you to what fits. If you decide later that you want more hours, say so, and we will put you forward for full time openings in your city as they come up.

What the work involves

Part time general labour covers the entry level roles on an industrial site. The exact mix depends on the client and the day, but it is usually some combination of the following.

• Loading and unloadingMoving product by hand, on and off trailers and skids.
• Picking and packingPulling orders, boxing, labelling and palletizing.
• Production supportFeeding a line, sorting, inspecting and packing off the end of it.
• HousekeepingKeeping the work area, the aisles and the docks clear and safe.

Part time pay by province

Every rate below starts at or above the provincial minimum wage in force for that province, and our Alberta rates start well above it.

• Ontario$17.95 to $19.95 an hour. Ontario’s general minimum wage rises to $17.95 on 1 October 2026.
• Quebec$16.60 to $18.60 an hour. The Quebec general minimum wage has been $16.60 since 1 May 2026.
• Alberta$18.00 to $20.00 an hour, well above the Alberta general minimum wage of $15.00.

Where a posting lands in that band depends on the site and the shift. Afternoon, evening and weekend work usually pays toward the top of the range.

What to bring

• Safety bootsGreen patch or CSA approved, required on almost every industrial site.
• Two pieces of identification
• Your real availabilityIncluding which days and which shifts you can actually work.
• A reliable way to get to siteTransit works for most city locations, less so for the smaller towns.
• Proof you are legally entitled to work in Canada

Browse by role, city or province

If you would rather start from the kind of work than the hours, these pages list everything we have open in each: warehouse and general labour jobs, forklift operator jobs, truck driver jobs and skilled trades jobs. By place, see jobs in Mississauga and every job we have open in Ontario. The full job board carries everything at once, and job alerts will email you when something new opens in your city.