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You might not know our name, but you know where we are. That’s because Compass Group Canada is part of a global foodservice and support services company that’s the 6th largest employer in the world, with 625,000 employees. You’ll find us in schools, colleges, hospitals, office buildings, senior living communities, tourist attractions, sports venues, remote camps and military installations and more. We’re in all major cities, at remote work sites and everywhere in between – […]

Job Overview Member Experience Managers (MXMs) strive to ensure that guests of Evolution Fitness (EF) receive extraordinary customer service. MXMs are also responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of the club they get to help manage. Efficiency is a priority. MXMs spend the majority of their time behind the front desk; serving members and team members. The overall focus of the position is to execute and amplify the ever-evolving experience members have at each of

or equivalent experience Additional Skills Administrative and office activities Research techniques Work Setting Community centre Specific Skills Obtain information and prepare reports or case histories Implement life skills workshops Appraise clients’ needs or eligibility for specific services Assess client’s relevant skill strengths and development needs Provide suicide and crisis intervention Conduct individual and group counselling sessions Develop service intervention logic models and outcome measures Maintain program statistics for purposes of evaluation and research Screen, recruit

Finding luxury in every detail, Park Hyatt hotels provide an experience of sophisticated, contemporary luxury. Located among the world’s premier cities and resort destinations, each custom-designed Park Hyatt hotel combines distinct regional character with elegant brand touches. Long considered to be one of the most venerable sites in Toronto, and one of the most iconic addresses, Park Hyatt Toronto is rooted in creating a true sense of place by connecting the iconic experience with Canada’s