Keeping Toronto Entrepreneurs Connected: 09/15/13

TorontoJobs.ca Recruitment Division Openings

Here is a list of open Recruitment Division openings:

• Account Executive Freight and Customs (Mississauga)

• Bilingual Receptionist/Admin Position - 13 Months (Mississauga)

• Any CA firms looking to buy or sell a book of business (GTA)

• RIBO/OTL Licensed Sales or Service (GTA)

• Commercial Insurance Sales Rep (GTA)

• Fraud/Forensics Accountant (Downtown Toronto)

• Tax Manager (GTA)

• Senior SharePoint Consultant (GTA) – Steve

• Senior Staff Accountant – CA Firm (Mississauga)

• Industrial Supplies Sales (Edmonton, Calgary, London)

• AS/400 Developer (Toronto)

• Trucking Sales (Brampton)

• Property Management Administrator (Markham)

• Junior Mortgage Administrator (Toronto)

• SR & ED Sales Consultant (Richmond Hill)

• Bookkeeper (Toronto)

• Enterprise Account Executive (Calgary)

• Technical Support (Toronto)

• SharePoint Technical Solutions Specialists (Toronto, Ottawa, Calgary)

• Cold Fusion PHP Web Developer (Toronto)

• Accounting Technician (Mississauga)

• Warehouse Worker (Mississauga)

• Financial Planning & Analysis Manager (Toronto)

• Cantonese speaking Manager of Accounting (Markham)

If you or someone you know is interested in any of these positions please apply online at www.TorontoJobs.ca or email your resume to resumes@torontojobs.ca.

TorontoJobs.ca President to Host Book Launch in Mississauga & Toronto

TorontoJobs.ca President to Host Book Launch in Mississauga & Toronto

For Immediate Release: Thursday, September 19, 2013

TorontoJobs.ca President to Host Book Launch in Mississauga & Toronto

Toronto, ON. – TorontoJobs.ca President, Marc Belaiche CPA, CA, will be hosting a book launch, in Toronto and Mississauga, to celebrate the release of his first book, “Tales from the Recruiter – A Canadian Recruiter’s Perspective on How to Get That Perfect Job.”

“The best way of finding out what’s in a recruiter’s mind is to speak with them,” says Marc Belaiche CPA, CA. “After interviewing thousands of candidates and working with hundreds of companies, this book shares lessons to help job seekers find the best job available – regardless of city, town or market you live in or the type of position you are looking for.”

The Toronto event will be held on Tuesday, September 17, 2013 from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. at Everest College – 424 Yonge Street, Unit 200, Toronto, Ontario.

The Mississauga book launch will be held Thursday, September 19, 2013 from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. at Everest College – 1300 Central Parkway West, Suite 400, Mississauga, Ontario.

To RSVP to the event, please visit: http://events.constantcontact.com/register/event?oeidk=a07e7z1psxqd22cecdb

Marc Belaiche CPA, CA is the President of TorontoJobs.ca, an internet recruitment and staffing company specializing in helping companies find candidates in the Greater Toronto Area. Marc is also the President of TorontoEntrepreneurs.ca. Marc has written hundreds of articles on recruitment and made many radio and television appearances as well as conducted numerous presentations on recruitment across Canada.

TorontoJobs.ca requests that all media please RSVP directly to Jill Walker. Email Jill Walker or call (905) 566-5627 Ext. 4001

“TALES FROM THE RECRUITER” NOW AVAILABLE

“TALES FROM THE RECRUITER” NOW AVAILABLE

“Tales From the Recruiter – A Canadian Recruiter’s Perspective On How To Get That Perfect Job” is now available. The book is written by Marc Belaiche, CPA, CA, President of TorontoJobs.ca.

The book is required reading for any job seeker looking for a new position, a New Canadian looking for their first position in Canada, someone in the recruiting industry or wants to get into it or a company that wants to improve their hiring process.

More information and to order at:
• Amazon - http://ow.ly/n84wy
• Hard copy - http://ow.ly/lJ6an
• Kobo/Ipad - http://ow.ly/osgBM

• Chapters - http://www.chapters.indigo.ca/home/search/?keywords=tales%20from%20the%20recruiter

• Visit www.TalesfromtheRecruiter.ca

Cost of the book is $3.99 and up.

Want to read some of Tales from the Recruiter online? Visit http://ow.ly/o1UIB.

MANY UPCOMING TORONTOJOBS.CA EVENTS THIS FALL!

MANY UPCOMING TORONTOJOBS.CA EVENTS THIS FALL!

September 17 and 19 – Book Launch parties in Toronto and Mississauga for “Tales from the Recruiter”. Want to come? Email marc.belaiche@torontojobs.ca.

September 25 - Free Webinar – “Tales from the Recruiter” – Join Marc Belaiche, President of TorontoJobs.ca and author of the book with the same name. Register at http://ow.ly/o6RUQ .

September 27 – deadline for speaker submissions for the 2014 Toronto Entrepreneurs Conference & Trade Show presented by TorontoJobs.ca – visit http://ow.ly/nBgBI for details.

October 4 – 2013 Toronto Career Fair presented by TorontoJobs.ca at the Rogers Centre. Register at no cost at http://ow.ly/mbkDj . Video at http://ow.ly/nBeRN . For exhibitor information email marc.belaiche@torontojobs.ca.

November 6th – Toronto Entrepreneurs Symposium presented by TorontoJobs.ca in downtown Toronto. Are you an entrepreneur? More info and to register at no cost at http://ow.ly/o0ZfA

“THE JOB SEEKER MOST DESERVING OF HELP” CONTEST

“THE JOB SEEKER MOST DESERVING OF HELP” CONTEST

Are you, or someone you know, the person who really needs the most help in your job search? Enter this contest, sponsored by TorontoJobs.ca, to win some great prizes, including:

- a TorontoJobs.ca Silver outplacement package including one-on-one coaching hours and a full resume review
- an autographed copy of “Tales from the Recruiter” book
- exclusive access to all exhibitors at the 2013 Toronto Career Fair before the doors open to the public

Details at http://survey.constantcontact.com/survey/a07e81wmcykhkoetyvp/a012phlavqer9/questions

Deadline to enter is September 30th!

DID TORONTO CREATE 45,000 JOBS IN AUGUST?

Statistics Canada reported that the Toronto area created 45,000 net jobs in August, out of the approximately 59,000 created across Canada. Do you believe it? Read an article at:
http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2013/09/07/canadas-unemployment-numbers-questioned_n_3882419.html