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Five reasons to work for Montréal

Last updated March 29, 2022
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As the biggest employer in the metropolitan area, Montréal posts new job openings every month. Here are five good reasons why you should send us your resume.

Why work with us?

1. Satisfying challenges

Our mission is to create a great city and that comes with big challenges! Join us and put your skills to good use in a wide variety of projects, functions and work environments.

2. A career serving citizens

When you work for the city, you have a positive impact on the daily lives of Montrealers and play a direct role in improving services to citizens.

3. Competitive pay and benefits

In addition to receiving a competitive salary, you will enjoy the following employee benefits:

  • Defined benefit pension plan
  • Group insurance to meet the needs of you or your family.
  • Attractive vacation provisions
  • A supplement for maternity and  adoption leave, and parental leave

4. Work-life balance

We understand that you have personal and family obligations, so we offer:

  • A 35-hour workweek (for most jobs)
  • The possibility of flex time
  • Time off for family events

5. Career advancement

Montréal has more than 28,000 employees. That’s a lot of co-workers you could team up with and learn from.  
When you work for the city, you can:

  • Work in several different areas 
  • Grow in your job and expand your horizons
  • Be valued for your talents and develop your skills by working on stimulating projects
  • Spend a whole career working in French

Some employment conditions may apply differently or may not apply depending on job status and type.

Check out the types of jobs we offer and take your career to a new level with us!

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