A great place to work once you get to the job. Hard to get to Edmonton, so you can be sent out.
I enjoyed the opportunity to learn many of the different jobs available in a camp atmosphere. I also enjoyed working in the office and learning the different programs.
ProsRoom and board, great food
ConsNo job security, with poor economy
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Good coworkers, poor management.
- Working from either 10am to 10pm or vice versa, but have fifteen minute breaks, one half hour break and a two hour fatigue break.
- Work for fourteen days with seven days off.
- Hardest part of the job is getting use to either night or day shift if not use to it.
- Most enjoyable part of the job were the coworkers with many of them being difficult to replace.
- Kitchen can have positive environment with the right coworkers around and they make time go by faster and less stressful - less
- Work for fourteen days with seven days off.
- Hardest part of the job is getting use to either night or day shift if not use to it.
- Most enjoyable part of the job were the coworkers with many of them being difficult to replace.
- Kitchen can have positive environment with the right coworkers around and they make time go by faster and less stressful - less
ProsFree meals, own bedroom with bathroom, sink and shower, along with wi-fi, good coworkers.
ConsPoor management, obvious favoritism in company and treating employees as if they're expendable.
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