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Canada is the country we serve and proudly represent. Our people are the face, spirit and future of Canada Post. Join a workplace that is supportive, welcoming and inclusive as we deliver more to all Canadians.

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Delivering more for our people

At Canada Post, embrace your future with pride, purpose and confidence.

Committed to fostering inclusion

We champion diversity, equity and inclusion. We are committed to creating a workplace that embraces our differences, as we believe they are what ultimately make up our strengths.

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We care about your well-being

We pride ourselves on creating a safe space for all our employees to bring their full selves to work. As team members, you’ll enjoy a range of health coverage, disability, and personal leave benefits.

We foster your career growth

You’ll find the support you need to expand your career, explore new roles, find your voice and feel valued for your contributions.

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Delivering more for all Canadians

When you join Canada Post, you become part of a team that every community and business counts on.

Proudly serving all Canadians

Canada Post is one of the only companies that has every Canadian as a customer. Our team takes pride in helping meet their evolving needs and expectations.

Championing social initiatives

We are committed to reflecting the beliefs and values of Canadians, and strengthening our relationships with Indigenous and Northern communities.

Demonstrating environmental leadership

We lead by example by investing in green initiatives that will create a cleaner Canada for future generations.

Awards and recognition

Canada’s Clean50

Recognized as one of Canada’s sustainability leaders. Learn more about our commitment and plans to reach our net-zero target by 2050.

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Corporate Knights Canada’s Best 50 Corporate Citizens 2023 logoOur corporate sustainability leadership
National capital region's top employers 2023

Interested in joining us?

Start applying in four steps:

  1. Create your career profile at jobs.canadapost.ca and be sure to check your email for your account confirmation.

  2. Log in to your newly created profile, browse our exciting opportunities, and apply now.
  3. Set up job alerts to be notified when positions fitting your skills, location and interests become available.

  4. When the perfect job for you becomes available, apply using our application page at jobs.canadapost.ca.

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Inclusivity at Canada Post

Canada Post is committed to providing an inclusive and barrier-free work environment, starting with the hiring process. If you are contacted by Canada Post regarding a job opportunity, please advise if you have any restrictions that need to be accommodated. All information received in relation to accommodation will be kept confidential.

What you can expect

Here are the next steps once you’ve applied:

  1. You will get an email confirming your application was received.
  2. Your application will be reviewed by our team and those selected for an interview are contacted. Footnote 1
  3. Selected candidates are interviewed by our hiring board.
  4. Successful candidates are invited to participate in the next step of our hiring process.
  5. Successful candidates will be contacted and asked to join our team.

  • Our culture is inclusive and barrier-free, so please advise us if you have any restrictions that require accommodation (all your information will be kept confidential). Learn more about accommodation at Canada Post

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Come work with us

Grow your career and take pride in helping deliver a stronger Canada. We’d love to have you join us.

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Our commitment to Canada

Environmental leadership

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Equity, diversity and inclusion

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Indigenous reconciliation

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