Our employer is a synagogue-managed Memorial Park. The care of its grounds is more than landscape maintenance. It is an important responsibility to families, visitors, and the synagogue community.

Reporting directly to the General Manager, who retains full responsibility and accountability for the management and operation of the Memorial Park, the Cemetery Lead Hand is a hands-on Class 1 bargaining-unit employee who works alongside the grounds crew.

Under the General Manager's direction, the Lead Hand maintains the cemetery grounds, supports and executes interment work, coordinates and assigns approved work activities, provides instruction and on-the-job training, and communicates operational issues and site conditions to the General Manager.

The Lead Hand does not hire, discipline, lead employee evaluations, approve time off, authorize overtime, alter staffing levels, or exercise independent managerial authority. These responsibilities remain with the General Manager or the Employer.

The Lead Hand actively performs the work of the position while helping ensure that the cemetery is maintained to a consistently high standard and that funeral and interment activities are carried out safely, respectfully and with dignity. This posting is for an existing vacancy.

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Our employer is a leading Canadian human rights organization dedicated to Holocaust education, combating antisemitism and hate, and advancing the values of inclusion, respect, and social justice. Through education, advocacy, and community engagement, FSWC works to create a more equitable and compassionate Canada.

They are seeking administrative support on a full-time contract basis leading up to their annual fundraising event in November.

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Our Employer is looking for Administrative Support to help match donations and create tax receipts.

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Our employer is a vibrant and inclusive Jewish community that has been enriching Jewish life in downtown Toronto since 2009. Guided by a commitment to both Jewish tradition and progressive values, they create meaningful opportunities for spirituality, learning, culture, and community connection. Through its innovative Hebrew and Jewish learning programs for children and families, our employer fosters a warm, welcoming environment where educators can inspire the next generation of engaged Jewish learners while contributing to a dynamic and growing community.

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Our employer is a residential care facility, looking for an enthusiastic, energetic and reliable individual to fill the position of Relief Staff within our Residential Home. They would be joining an innovative and dynamic Residential Staff Team for on-call and/or pre-booked scheduled shifts. The Relief Staff position offers the opportunity for flexible work hours and the opportunity to learn and grow as part of a cutting-edge adult service delivery. 

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Our employer provides paid companionship for the elderly. They are looking for an individual to offer compassionate, non-medical assistance to seniors in their homes and retirement homes, LTC and hospital environments.

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Our employer is looking for a Registered Early Childhood Educator (RECE) to join their team. Great opportunity for Hebrew speakers to gain Canadian experience and work in a warm and supportive daycare environment

For more than a century, our client, a vibrant Synagogue and Hebrew school, has been a cornerstone of Jewish life in Toronto's east end. Located just steps from the waterfront in the vibrant Beach community, it is known for its warm, welcoming atmosphere and commitment to creating an inclusive Jewish home for people of all ages, backgrounds, and levels of observance. As one of Toronto's oldest synagogues, the congregation blends deep-rooted tradition with a progressive, community-centred approach to Jewish life.

At the heart of this community is a growing and dynamic Hebrew School that nurtures Jewish learning, identity, and connection for local families. What began as a single classroom program has evolved into a thriving educational community serving students across multiple age groups. While closely connected to synagogue life, the Hebrew School operates with a unique entrepreneurial spirit, giving its leader the opportunity to shape programming, build relationships, and make a meaningful impact.

They are seeking an energetic, organized, and creative Hebrew School Director and Educator to lead the program on a part-time basis (Sundays). This is an exceptional opportunity for a passionate Jewish educator who enjoys both teaching and program leadership. In this dual role, you will develop engaging Hebrew and Judaic learning experiences, inspire students and their families, and help create memorable programs and events that strengthen connections throughout the congregation and the wider community.

If you are passionate about Jewish education, community building, and creating meaningful experiences for young learners, we invite you to join a synagogue that truly offers "a small-town feel" in the heart of Toronto.

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Our employer, a midtown synagogue, is seeking a reliable and hardworking Maintenance & Cleaning Associate to help maintain our facility and assist with light kitchen duties as needed.

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Our employer is a Jewish non-for profit. They are looking for a dedicated truck driver to help deliver food to those who need it most. This is a paid, part-time position where your work directly supports families and individuals across the community.

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