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Casual Seasonal Worker

Conklin, Alberta, Canada
Entry Level
Temporary

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Posted Date: April 02, 2026

Position type: Seasonal/Temporary

Status: Accepting Applications

Description

If you are interested in casual employment with CRDAC, you can apply using the application below. We are always looking for a few locals or youth that would like to be on our calling list to help us with some spring cleaning or other general labourer related activities throughout the year.

Our casual labour rate is $20.00 per hour with a minimum of two (2) hours paid. Supplies and any equipment needed to perform the job will be provided.

How To Be Placed On Our Calling List

If more than one local member is interested, we are currently rotating the opportunity. If you have submitted a previous casual labour application, we may require you to resubmit the application as our form and process has changed. But don’t worry, you will still be included on our calling list!

If you are interested to be on our calling list, you will need to complete our quick application form provided below. Once completed, please submit to CRDAC by email, employment@crdac.ca.

Please note that a resume/cover letter is not required for this position, only the application will be accepted.

If you no longer wish to be on this calling list, just let us know by contacting Rick Janvier at (587) 398-2752 or by email.

Cra Requirements

This is a casual position meaning that it is temporary and “as and when required” or on a call-in basis. Please be sure to read the application form in full to understand the conditions and terms of casual employment.

ATTACHMENTS: Casual Employment Application

About Conklin Resource Development Advisory Committee

Non-profit Organizations
2-10 employees
Founded in 2008

Conklin is a community in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo (“RMWB”). The community is primarily Métis people who can trace their history to the late nineteenth century. The community is recognized as a “Métis Harvesting Community” in the Government of Alberta Métis Harvesting Policy and continues to actively promote their unique Métis culture through organizations such as the Conklin Métis Local 193 (“CML #193”) and the Conklin Community Association (“CCA”).

CRDAC, a Society under the Societies Act, is a not-for-profit organization consisting of an appointed Board of Directors from the CCA and CML #193. The CRDAC Board is recognized as a policy governing board. The CRDAC is the voice of the Conklin community and a one-window interface for Government and Industry to engage with the community of Conklin on social, environmental, cultural, and economic interests.

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