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Jobs in Vancouver, Canada

Explore fresh job offers in Vancouver, British Columbia — including port & logistics, construction and skilled trades, tech & IT, film/creative roles, healthcare, retail, hospitality, and services. OpeningsHub helps job seekers contact employers directly (no hidden commissions).

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Local insight: Vancouver’s job market is shaped by Metro Vancouver logistics and trade, a strong service economy, and growth in tech and creative industries. If you can work shifts and commute reliably, your options expand fast.

Working in Vancouver, British Columbia

  • English is the main working language; customer-facing roles usually require stronger communication.
  • Employers often hire for a mix of permanent, contract, and seasonal roles.
  • Shift availability can be a big advantage in logistics, hospitality, and some healthcare/service roles.

Official references: BC minimum wage · WorkBC Labour Market Outlook · City of Vancouver: business & economy

Popular job categories in Vancouver

  • Port, shipping & logistics: warehouse, dispatch, shipping/receiving, freight coordination.
  • Construction & trades: electricians, carpenters, welders, general labour.
  • Tech & IT: IT support, help desk, software roles (depending on postings).
  • Film & creative: production support, studio operations, creative services.
  • Services: hospitality, retail, customer service, admin roles.

Salary & pay expectations (CAD) — what to verify

Vancouver pay can vary widely by industry, shift schedule, and certifications. Before you accept an offer, confirm: base wage in CAD, overtime rules, shift premium (evenings/nights), paid breaks, probation period, and whether benefits are included.

Role group Common pay format What to confirm
Warehouse & logistics Hourly (CAD) Shift premium, overtime, forklift certification requirements
Shipping / freight operations Hourly / annual (CAD) Documentation duties, schedule, on-call expectations
Trades / construction Hourly / project-based (CAD) Tickets/licences, tools, site travel, union/non-union
Tech / IT Annual / hourly (CAD) On-call, certifications, remote vs onsite, benefits

BC general minimum wage: CAD $17.85/hour (as of June 1, 2025). Verify any updates before accepting an offer.

How to use OpeningsHub

  • Filter by city, profession, salary format, and contract type.
  • Read each job description carefully (duties, schedule, requirements).
  • Contact the employer directly via the phone/email/messenger details.
  • For employers: publish a vacancy quickly and reach candidates worldwide.

Sector context: BC ICT industry overview

Job search checklist (Vancouver)

Before you apply

  • Confirm shift times and commute (Transit/SkyTrain where relevant).
  • Check required certificates (forklift, WHMIS, trade tickets).
  • Prepare a Canada-style resume (clear dates + responsibilities).

When contacting employers

  • Ask whether pay is hourly/annual and if overtime applies.
  • Clarify benefits, breaks, and onboarding steps.
  • Confirm start date and required documents.

Safety & scams

  • Never pay “fees” to get hired.
  • Verify the employer before sharing sensitive documents.
  • Use official channels for any work authorization steps.

FAQs — Jobs in Vancouver, Canada

1) What jobs are common in Vancouver?

Vancouver commonly posts openings in logistics/operations, trades, tech/IT, film/creative roles, hospitality, healthcare, retail, and customer support.

2) Are salaries shown in CAD?

Yes. All pay guidance on this page uses Canadian dollars (CAD).

3) What is BC minimum wage?

BC’s general minimum wage is CAD $17.85/hour as of June 1, 2025.

4) Can I find part-time and shift jobs in Vancouver?

Yes. Many retail, hospitality, warehousing, and some service roles offer part-time schedules and shift work.

5) How do I apply on OpeningsHub?

Filter vacancies, review requirements, then contact the employer directly using the details in the posting.

6) Where can I verify labour market trends?

Use official sources such as WorkBC Labour Market Outlook and the Province of BC minimum wage page.

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