Open to current University of Saskatchewan employees only: United Way Loaned Representative Opportunity
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ADMINISTRATIVE CAREERS - Administrative experts, including clerical and library staff (positions open to the public), executive assistants, program coordinators and administrative officers.
(CUPE 1975) RESTRICTED POSITIONS - Only CUPE Local 1975 current eligible members may apply for these positions.
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - Systems administrators, programmers, help desk staff, and IT related analysts, trainers, technicians and management.
LABOUR AND SERVICE - Food services, grounds, caretaking, community peace officers, delivery/truck drivers, labourers, etc.
MANAGERIAL, PROFESSIONAL & SPECIALIST - Managerial positions; specialties requiring professional designations, or other highly specialized training (accountants, buyers, communications and fundraising specialists, engineers, lawyers, medical professionals, etc.)
RESEARCH POSITIONS - Positions supported by research funds administered by the University of Saskatchewan.
SENIOR ADMINISTRATION - Providing leadership and vision in a wide variety of areas.
STUDENT JOB OPPORTUNITIES - The Student Employment and Career Centre posts student-oriented job opportunities from hundreds of employers.
TEACHING OPPORTUNITIES - Includes faculty positions (term and tenure track), sessional lecturer postings, and other instructional jobs.
TRADES AND TECHNICIANS - Ticketed tradespeople (carpenters, electricians, and many more) and technicians (lab, medical, veterinary).
AFFILIATED AGENCIES- Positions available at afficilated colleges and other agencies.
The University of Saskatchewan is a top employer, focused on the recruitment and retention of outstanding faculty and staff. We offer a comprehensive and competitive package of salary and benefits, in addition to programs that recognize work/life balance, reward performance, and provide opportunities for career development and advancement.
Whether you are just starting your job search or you are already part of the team, you will appreciate that there is something special about working at the University of Saskatchewan. The collaborative spirit and dedication of our leaders, faculty and staff make this a great place to work and grow professionally and personally.
Members of designated groups (women, aboriginal people, people with disabilities and visible minorities) are encouraged to self-identify on their applications.