Relief Housekeeper 0001
Top Benefits
About the role
We are hiring a RELIEF HOUSEKEEPER WINDWARD SUPPORTIVE HOUSING PROGRAM (0001) LOCATION: Bathurst/Lakeshore **PARKING: There are 3 parking spots available at this location
If they are filled, you will have to find metered parking in the area or pay for underground parking** What We Offer
- $20.358 - $23.005 per hour
- Opportunity to pick up additional hours in a supportive, inclusive & respectful environment
- Employee Assistance Program (EAP) & Pension Plan
- FREE PPE to keep you safe
- FREE Professional Development & Training to grow your skills
- Employee Recognition – Employee Service Recognition Program and more!
What You’ll Do
- You are here to provide housekeeping services to clients with disabilities to enable them to live independently in their own home
- Perform general in-home light housekeeping and other light cleaning services. All duties are carried out under the direction of the client
- Duties may include: sweep, mop, vacuum/wash floors, empty trash, clean multiple surfaces, dusting, laundry, wash dishes, make beds/change linens and other related duties as requested by client
- Be part of the UNIFOR union
What You’ll Bring
- Takes pride in their work and enjoys housekeeping
- A friendly, professional & energetic personality and have a passion for improving the lives of others
- Manages time in co-operation with clients to complete tasks
- Ability to accept direction from client's regarding services
- Ability to communication in a clear & concise manner
- Strong problem-solving, conflict resolution and judgment skills
- Ability to work independently as well as cooperatively with others
- Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office 365 computer skills (Outlook, Word)
What Hours You’ll Work
-
This opportunity has NO set permanent work schedule.
-
You MUST be available to work minimum 1 day per week between the hours of 8am - 4pm during the week (Monday to Friday)
-
NOTE: There is the opportunity to pick up other housekeeping shifts at our other UNIFOR programs
How To Qualify
- Grade Twelve (or Canadian equivalency)or other post secondary education
- Six months housekeeping and customer service experience
- Willingness to accept direction from clients regarding services
- Previous experience working with people with disabilities would be considered an asset
- Experience working in a position of trust (i.e. handling money, personal belongings) is an asset
- Proof of First Aid and CPR certificate
- Ability to pass a Criminal Record Check (Vulnerable Person)
If you thrive in an independent work environment and are interested in
" Making a Difference" in our client's lives - then this role is for you!
To learn more about PACE Independent Living check us out at www.pace-il.ca PACE is committed to creating an accessible and inclusive organization. We are committed to providing barrier-free and accessible employment practices in compliance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA). Should you require code-protected accommodation through any stage of the recruitment process, please make them known when contacted and we will work with you to meet your needs. Disability-related accommodation during the application process is available upon reques
About PACE Independent Living
PACE Independent Living is a charitable, non-profit community support service organization that provides services to adults with disabilities who choose to live independent lives. PACE provides services to approximately 300+ individuals who have a variety of disabilities including multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, spinal cord injuries, acquired brain injuries, and muscular dystrophy.
Services are provided in supportive housing sites (24/7 through pre-booked services as well as emergency services) and through Attendant Services - at home, school or work on a pre-booked basis. PACE also offers short and long-term community based support services at both a supportive housing site (Edwards Manor) and an adult day program facility (Paula Cassin Learning Centre) for individuals living with the effects of an acquired brain injury (abi). At the abi day programs, PACE workshops provide individuals opportunities to practice new skills, learn new information, or to "re-learn" and practice old skills and information impacted by the brain injury. Individuals are partnered with staff coaches who help define goals, keep the person on track, and provide extra support if needed.
PACE receives funding support through Ontario Health Toronto Region
Relief Housekeeper 0001
Top Benefits
About the role
We are hiring a RELIEF HOUSEKEEPER WINDWARD SUPPORTIVE HOUSING PROGRAM (0001) LOCATION: Bathurst/Lakeshore **PARKING: There are 3 parking spots available at this location
If they are filled, you will have to find metered parking in the area or pay for underground parking** What We Offer
- $20.358 - $23.005 per hour
- Opportunity to pick up additional hours in a supportive, inclusive & respectful environment
- Employee Assistance Program (EAP) & Pension Plan
- FREE PPE to keep you safe
- FREE Professional Development & Training to grow your skills
- Employee Recognition – Employee Service Recognition Program and more!
What You’ll Do
- You are here to provide housekeeping services to clients with disabilities to enable them to live independently in their own home
- Perform general in-home light housekeeping and other light cleaning services. All duties are carried out under the direction of the client
- Duties may include: sweep, mop, vacuum/wash floors, empty trash, clean multiple surfaces, dusting, laundry, wash dishes, make beds/change linens and other related duties as requested by client
- Be part of the UNIFOR union
What You’ll Bring
- Takes pride in their work and enjoys housekeeping
- A friendly, professional & energetic personality and have a passion for improving the lives of others
- Manages time in co-operation with clients to complete tasks
- Ability to accept direction from client's regarding services
- Ability to communication in a clear & concise manner
- Strong problem-solving, conflict resolution and judgment skills
- Ability to work independently as well as cooperatively with others
- Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office 365 computer skills (Outlook, Word)
What Hours You’ll Work
-
This opportunity has NO set permanent work schedule.
-
You MUST be available to work minimum 1 day per week between the hours of 8am - 4pm during the week (Monday to Friday)
-
NOTE: There is the opportunity to pick up other housekeeping shifts at our other UNIFOR programs
How To Qualify
- Grade Twelve (or Canadian equivalency)or other post secondary education
- Six months housekeeping and customer service experience
- Willingness to accept direction from clients regarding services
- Previous experience working with people with disabilities would be considered an asset
- Experience working in a position of trust (i.e. handling money, personal belongings) is an asset
- Proof of First Aid and CPR certificate
- Ability to pass a Criminal Record Check (Vulnerable Person)
If you thrive in an independent work environment and are interested in
" Making a Difference" in our client's lives - then this role is for you!
To learn more about PACE Independent Living check us out at www.pace-il.ca PACE is committed to creating an accessible and inclusive organization. We are committed to providing barrier-free and accessible employment practices in compliance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA). Should you require code-protected accommodation through any stage of the recruitment process, please make them known when contacted and we will work with you to meet your needs. Disability-related accommodation during the application process is available upon reques
About PACE Independent Living
PACE Independent Living is a charitable, non-profit community support service organization that provides services to adults with disabilities who choose to live independent lives. PACE provides services to approximately 300+ individuals who have a variety of disabilities including multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, spinal cord injuries, acquired brain injuries, and muscular dystrophy.
Services are provided in supportive housing sites (24/7 through pre-booked services as well as emergency services) and through Attendant Services - at home, school or work on a pre-booked basis. PACE also offers short and long-term community based support services at both a supportive housing site (Edwards Manor) and an adult day program facility (Paula Cassin Learning Centre) for individuals living with the effects of an acquired brain injury (abi). At the abi day programs, PACE workshops provide individuals opportunities to practice new skills, learn new information, or to "re-learn" and practice old skills and information impacted by the brain injury. Individuals are partnered with staff coaches who help define goals, keep the person on track, and provide extra support if needed.
PACE receives funding support through Ontario Health Toronto Region