The CBSA Is Hiring For A Bunch Of Different Roles & Some Jobs Pay Almost $100,000
The agency is also offering training, flexible working and competitive benefits!💰
A CBSA border officer welcomes travellers to Canada. Right: Two border officers stand beside a plane.
If you've ever considered applying for a Government of Canada job, how about a career with the Canada Border Services Agency?
Right now, the CBSA is hiring across Canada for a number of different roles, as well as for their casual inventories.
There's serious money to be made if you're interested in the Organization and Classification casual inventory, as positions pay anywhere between $80,336 and $99,277.
To fill these positions, the agency says it's looking for "talented and skilled individuals in organizational design and classification."
In exchange, it promises a respectful and inclusive workplace, a healthy work environment and "flexible work arrangements to ensure work-life balance," as well as competitive pay and benefits.
If that's not for you, the CBSA also recently launched its Border Services Officer (BSO) selection process, with successful applicants able to earn almost $90,000 per year. The best part is that you don't even need a university degree to apply.
\u201cAre you ready? The #CBSA will launch in June a #BorderServices officer selection process. Stay tuned for more info!\n\nWe offer training, competitive pay and an opportunity to make a difference in a lifelong, fulfilling career.\n\nLearn more here: \n\n#CBSAJobs\u201d— Canada Border Services Agency (@Canada Border Services Agency) 1654282801
A video shared on the agency's Twitter page explains that BSOs work at 1,100 points of service across the country, including at Canada's land borders, marine terminals, rail ports and postal facilities.
They "contribute to the fight against crime" in Canada by keeping guns, drugs and other illegal goods outside of the country.
"We help prevent terrorism, illegal immigration and wildlife trade," explains the clip. "We help protect against human, animal and plant diseases."
Those who land a BSO role are offered training, competitive pay and, according to the CBSA, "an opportunity to make a difference in a lifelong, fulfilling career."
To qualify to become a BSO, applicants must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, hold a valid driver's license and have a high school diploma.
If you're interested in doing admin work for the CBSA, a casual inventory is open for administrative roles at Edmonton International Airport, too.
Perhaps it's time to dust off that resume, eh?