Canadian occupation guide
Explore 934 current Receptionist jobs from 551 verified employers across Canada. Compare live openings, locations, and workplace options on Jobs.ca.
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Chartwell Retirement Residences
The concierge acts as the first point of contact for the retirement residence, managing telephone inquiries, greeting visitors, and handling mail distribution. They also perform clerical duties and provide professional support to residents and their families.
AutoCanada
The receptionist acts as the face and voice of the dealership, responsible for greeting visitors and managing front-desk operations. Additional duties include handling administrative tasks, processing accounts payable, and coordinating customer appointments.
Drive Auto Group
The Receptionist is responsible for providing an outstanding customer service experience by greeting guests and directing them to the appropriate departments. Key duties include operating a multi-line phone system, managing mail and couriers, and maintaining the cleanliness of the reception area.
MHB Group Canada
The role involves managing the front desk, coordinating schedules and project activities, and providing administrative support to C-suite leadership. Additionally, the position handles social media updates and organizes office events to maintain a professional environment.
NLB Services
The Receptionist will manage day-to-day front desk operations, including handling multi-line phone systems and welcoming visitors. They are also responsible for coordinating mail distribution and ensuring a professional experience for all guests at the corporate headquarters.
Trellis Society
The Receptionist serves as the primary point of contact for clients and staff, managing front-desk operations and inquiries. They also provide essential administrative, facilities, and IT support to ensure the smooth daily functioning of the office.
Dilawri Group of Companies
French postingThe receptionist is responsible for welcoming dealership visitors and managing a multi-line phone system to direct calls. Additional duties include handling CRM appointments, processing bank payments for vehicles, and organizing service department files.
CBRE
The Receptionist serves as the face of the office, managing the front desk, greeting visitors, and coordinating meeting rooms. They provide essential administrative support, including call routing, mail distribution, and hospitality arrangements for guests.
CBRE
The receptionist serves as the first point of contact, greeting visitors and managing incoming calls and security protocols. They are also responsible for administrative tasks including meeting room setup, catering coordination, and mail distribution.
AutoCanada
The receptionist is responsible for greeting visitors, managing incoming calls, and providing administrative support to the dealership team. They also handle accounts payable tasks, maintain office tidiness, and assist with document management.
Steinbach Credit Union
The receptionist will greet members, respond to inquiries, and direct them to the appropriate departments for their needs. They will also process financial transactions and manage administrative tasks such as mail distribution and courier services.
Canadian Choice
The role involves managing front desk operations, greeting visitors, and routing phone calls to ensure a professional customer experience. Additional duties include scheduling appointments, maintaining office documentation, and providing administrative support to the sales team.
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There are 934 Receptionist jobs currently published on Adminjobs.ca, from 551 hiring employers across Canada.
Across 500 recent Receptionist postings on Adminjobs.ca that disclose pay, the median advertised salary is $44,564 per year. This reflects what employers are advertising today, not a national wage survey.
Employers currently hiring Receptionists on Adminjobs.ca include Chartwell Retirement Residences, AutoCanada, Drive Auto Group, MHB Group Canada and NLB Services.
The cities with the most Receptionist openings on Adminjobs.ca right now are Pitt Meadows, BC, Whitby, ON, Toronto, ON, Waterloo, ON and Calgary, AB.
Yes. Remote or hybrid work is offered on 27 of the 934 Receptionist jobs on Adminjobs.ca.
Yes. Part-time hours are offered on 279 of the 934 Receptionist jobs on Adminjobs.ca.
Entry-level applications are welcome on 490 of the 934 Receptionist jobs on Adminjobs.ca.
Receptionist falls under NOC 14101 in the National Occupational Classification 2021, titled “Receptionists”. This is the code to quote on Canadian immigration and work permit applications.
Roles closely related to Receptionist include Financial manager, Human resources manager, Purchasing manager and Administrative Services Manager. Each has its own page on Adminjobs.ca with current openings.
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