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We are still seeking Food Counter Attendants for new positions in Canada.
Period: Early March - October 2012
Hours: 40-44 hours per week
Salary: $12.00 per hour
Housing: $60.00 per week approximately
The position is at an amusement park and requires travelling to different locations.
Candidate must have great customer and food service experience. We are also seeking Food Counter Attendants with a valid drivers’ license to drive a small truck/trailer.
Employer pays airfare.
There will be a fee payable to an Immigration Consultant for preparation of application forms in order to apply for a Work permit.
If you are interested in having your resume submitted, please contact us right away at
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. Also, let us know if you have a valid driver’s license to drive a small truck/trailer.
Registration and Interviews are being arranged for December 21st or 22nd in Ocho Rios.
Please only apply if you are qualified.
CLICK HERE FOR FULL JOB DESCRIPTION AND DETAILS!
If this position is not for you... tell a friend 
E-JAM Staff
974-EJAM (3526)
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Top Jobseeker Questions:
1. "I responded to a job posting and nothing happened, I never heard the outcome, is this a waste of time”
2. “I followed up with E-JAM and never received a response, what's going on?”
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We thank the many applicants that responded to the various jobs advertised on our website over the past few months. We sincerely regret that due to the large amount of resumes received, we have not been able to respond personally to all applicants. Despite that, we can assure you that we do review all resumes received; some are contacted within a short time; others passed on to our clients; or categorized to review for future openings.
In most cases, if you applied for a job and have not been contacted, that means we have selected an applicant who is the most qualified for the position.
One major problem that sets us back is reviewing and handling resumes of applicants that respond to jobs that they are NOT qualified for; (read - Not Qualified For A Job? Don’t Apply).
Here are some things you can do to improve your chances of getting your resume noticed and to receive a response.
- Follow specific instructions as to how to apply to the job that is advertised. Your resume is a marketing piece; it is supposed to answer an advertisement. If an ad says "I want to buy a Mustang!", you would not respond by sending a picture of a minivan. But that is in essence what many people do.
The resume needs to be restructured to meet the needs of every employer that receives it. If they are advertising for a "Sales Manager" then that is the positioning statement you put as the Job Title; or in the Subject Line of the email. A hiring manager is more likely to read the resume that says "Sales Manager" than the one that says "seeking employment with a progressive, growth oriented company."
- When registering on www.employmentjamaica.com make sure that the Jobseeker Account Registration form is filled out completely. Your profile and resume should be updated regularly; (read article - How to Get Noticed by Employers on Major Job Boards).
- Add a professional headshot photograph to your profile – your headshot is an important part of your online personal brand; it gives credibility to your content. A good example of a professional headshot photograph is a passport photograph with a smile added.
E-JAM appreciates the time you invested in your application and encourage you to apply for posted and advertised positions, for which you qualify. Please read the blog articles mentioned, they will assist you in getting your resumes noticed and receiving responses to your job application.
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