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Jobs in Barrie, Canada

Explore fresh job offers in Barrie, Ontario — from construction and skilled trades to manufacturing, warehouse & logistics, IT, and services. OpeningsHub helps job seekers contact employers directly (no hidden commissions).

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Local tip: Barrie sits in Simcoe County and is well connected to the Greater Toronto Area. Many employers value reliability and shift availability, especially in warehousing, production, and trades.

Working in Barrie, Ontario

  • Consistent demand for workers in construction, logistics, manufacturing, and service roles.
  • English is the main working language; customer-facing roles usually require stronger communication.
  • Many employers offer formal payroll, long-term contracts, and benefits (role-dependent).

Reference (official): Ontario minimum wage updates — Government of Ontario news releases and resources.

Popular job categories in Barrie

  • Skilled trades: electricians, welders, carpenters, mechanics, general labour.
  • Warehouse & logistics: pickers, forklift operators, shippers/receivers, drivers.
  • Manufacturing: assemblers, machine operators, quality inspectors.
  • Office & service: retail, hospitality, customer support, admin roles.
  • IT: help desk, IT support, junior roles (depending on openings).

Salary & pay expectations (CAD) — practical guide

Salaries in Barrie vary by industry, experience, and shift patterns. To keep expectations realistic: compare similar roles (same shift + same contract type), and confirm what’s included (overtime, bonuses, benefits).

Role group Common pay format What to verify before applying
Warehouse & logistics Hourly (CAD) Shift premium, overtime rules, forklift certification needs
Manufacturing Hourly / weekly (CAD) Rotation schedule, probation period, safety requirements
Skilled trades Hourly / project-based (CAD) Tickets/licenses, tools, travel to sites, union/non-union
Office & service Hourly / annual (CAD) Customer-facing duties, hybrid/onsite, benefits

Minimum wage in Ontario is updated by the province (example: CAD $17.60/hour effective Oct 1, 2025). Always confirm the latest official rate. Official reference: Government of Ontario & Government of Canada minimum wage portals.

How OpeningsHub works

  • Filter by city, profession, language requirements, salary format, and contract type.
  • Read the job description carefully (duties, schedule, requirements).
  • Contact the employer directly using phone/email/messenger details in the posting.
  • For employers: publish a vacancy in minutes and reach candidates globally.

Job search checklist (Barrie)

Before you apply

  • Confirm shift times and location.
  • Check required certifications (forklift, trades tickets, safety training).
  • Prepare a Canada-style resume (clear dates + duties).

During contact

  • Ask about pay in CAD and pay cycle.
  • Clarify overtime, breaks, and benefits.
  • Confirm start date and onboarding documents.

Avoid common mistakes

  • Never pay “fees” to get hired.
  • Don’t share sensitive documents before verifying the employer.
  • Use official channels for any immigration/work authorization steps.

FAQs — Jobs in Barrie, Canada

1) What industries are hiring most in Barrie?

Common hiring areas include construction and skilled trades, manufacturing, warehouse & logistics, and service roles. Availability changes weekly, so check the latest postings.

2) Are salaries shown in Canadian dollars?

Yes. This Barrie page and examples use CAD. Individual employers may list hourly, weekly, monthly, or annual pay.

3) What is Ontario’s minimum wage?

Ontario updates minimum wage periodically. As a recent official update, the general minimum wage is CAD $17.60/hour effective October 1, 2025. Always verify current rates on official government pages.

4) Can I find part-time or night shift jobs in Barrie?

Yes. Warehouses, retail, hospitality, and some manufacturers often hire for part-time schedules and shifts, including evenings and weekends.

5) Do I need strong English to work in Barrie?

English is the main working language. Customer-facing and office roles usually require stronger English, while some labour roles may be more flexible depending on the employer.

6) Where can I verify labour market information?

For trusted statistics and trends, use official sources like Job Bank (Government of Canada) — Ontario job market snapshot and Statistics Canada tables.

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