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Constance Lake First Nation

Employment

Jan 21, 2021

The Constance Lake First Nation Employment Program is funded through Matawa First Nations along with programs in nine other communities. The Employment Coordinator works with the community members who are looking for work, helping them to be job ready. The Program meets the needs of community members who have employment inquiries, want help with job searching, resume, cover letter and employment insurance application and report writing and program information.
 
Currently,  members will not have access to the computer lab at the band office as changes to space is being reassigned.
 
The Employment Office is open weekdays from Monday to Friday to work with Constance Lake First Nation community members, either in person or by telephone between 8:30am and 4:30pm.
 
Samantha John-George
Employment Coordinator
Phone: 705-463-4511 Ext: 401
samantha.john-george@clfn.on.ca
 
 

Source: http://clfn.on.ca/employment/

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