The holiday season can be stressful enough, and if you’re looking for work on top of that, it can be extra stressful. The Toronto Public Library is currently hiring at branches across the city, and if you’ve ever considered a career in the field, this is your opportunity to jump on it. Applying is easy, and it’s all that stands between you and a new adventure.
Currently, there are 24 positions at Toronto Public Library branches across Toronto.
The jobs include:
- Pages
- Librarians
- Data Hub Lead
- District Manager
- Library Safety Specialist
- Truck Driver
- Assistant Branch Head
- Payroll and Accounting Clerk
- Branch Head
- Senior Library Assistant
- Maintenance Mechanic
- Senior Manager of TPL Centre for Democracy
As for the branches that are hiring, these are all the locations:
- Toronto Reference Library
- Northern District
- Jane Sheppard
- Dufferin/St. Clair
- Maria A. Shchuka
- Thorncliffe
- Circulation, Browsery and Teen Zone
- 1076 Ellesmere
- Woodside Square
- Brentwood
- North York Central
- Downsview
- Woodview Park
- York Woods
- Fort York
- Bridlewood
- S. Walter Stewart
Each job description includes the expected hours and pay, as well as the qualifications you need to apply. The roles range from entry-level to high experience, so there’s truly something for everyone.
According to the Toronto Public Library, “The Library is committed to equal opportunity, diversity in the workplace, equity and reconciliation, and welcomes applications from Indigenous people, Black and racialized groups, people with disabilities, 2SLGBTQ+ people and women.”
Get that resume ready, and good luck!
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