ICBC is a Crown Corporation in British Columbia providing vehicle insurance, driver licensing, and promoting road safety, while supporting community well-being and career development.
North Vancouver, British Columbia
We're ICBC, your provincial Crown Corporation responsible for insurance, driver licensing and road safety. At ICBC, you'll have the opportunity to advance your career in a supportive environment, with benefits that support your health and wellness to help you thrive. Why work with us? Competitive benefits to make the most of life in B.C. From health coverage to pensions, our benefits and perks provide peace of mind. A collaborative work environment. We foster collaboration across all our teams, while valuing the unique contributions each of us can bring. Our welcoming workplace is designed to make you feel confident, comfortable and prepared to succeed. Opportunities that advance your career. Learn new skills, take on new roles and move your career in the direction you want. At ICBC, your career is more than just your job title. We support you broadening your skill set, exploring new roles and developing a long-term plan for your professional advancement. Rewarding work with a sense of purpose. Helping British Columbians is at the heart of everything we do. We contribute to communities across B.C. and help people get to where they need to go safely. If you thrive in a workplace that values work with a clear purpose, we invite you to join us. Take a look at our openings on icbc.com/careers or the jobs tab on our Linkedin page.
Hybrid · Burnaby
The Senior Employee Relations Advisor provides technical expertise on labour relations issues, including conducting workplace investigations and advising management. They also negotiate with union representatives, manage grievance hearings, and prepare cases for arbitration.
Hybrid · North Vancouver
The Corporate Information Analyst II will plan and implement records management programs while providing subject matter expertise on electronic document and records management. They are responsible for developing policies, ensuring compliance with legislation, and leading the transformation of records management processes to address digital preservation challenges.
On-site · North Vancouver
The Mail Clerk is responsible for receiving, sorting, and distributing incoming and outgoing mail and courier shipments. They also manage office supplies, maintain mailroom equipment, and provide courteous service to customers regarding mail procedures.