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Click here for useful resources if you are a recent immigrant to Toronto and have Transportation experience: Job-Search Resources

Click here if you are a recent graduate in Transportation, Logistics, Freight, Distribution or Customs: Student Job Search Resources

Click here for the key page linking you to major Job Boards for Freight/Customs/Logistics
http://www.buckleysearch.com/links.htm

For Non-Transportation People - Click here for the Job Search Guide
Linking you to a wide variety of Job Boards in diverse Industries

Click here for Jobstart an excellent site for Newcomers to Toronto:
http://www.jobstart-cawl.org/index2.htm

Top Canadian Job Search Boards:

Canadian Careers - The Best Collection of Links to Specific Occupational Job Boards
HRDC Canada Job Bank - Government Job Board - Multiple Categories
Just Bus.com - Excellent Compilation of Links, Alberta sites also
JobStar.ca
Job Search.ca
+Jobs Canada
Toronto Job Shop
The Job Line
Actijob 
CanJobs
CanadaJobs 
CareerExchange.com
HotJobs.ca
Job Shark
Monster.ca
Net Temps
Workopolis
Career Owl
Eluta Canada - New Search engine for Jobs in Canada

Toronto's Virtual Employment Resource Centre provides free job search resources and a wealth of information, links and useful tools for the Toronto job seeker

The Canadian Directory of Search Firms: Lists Recruiters in Canada by Occupational focus, available online and in bookstores.

Canada Employment Weekly Published by Mediacorp Canada Inc. it is a comprehensive guide to recruiters in Canada according to their area of specialization and regional location. In it you will find the recruitment firm name, prime contacts, telephone/fax/email contacts plus details on what level of seniority their searches are geared to. They also publish  'Employment Weekly', 'The Career Directory', 'Canada's Top 100 Employers' and 'Who's Hiring'.

For the USA, contact Kennedy Publications in New Hampshire (603) 585-3001 or send an email to: directory@kennedypub.com.

Directory of Canadian Recruiters: On-line links to hundreds of Recruiters  in Toronto and Canada, generally.

For U.S. - based Recruitment Firms see the following:
The Best Directory of Recruiters

Human Resources Development Canada Work Search Resources
Click this link to access the menu of programs and services offered in 88 centres in Ontario

Career-Related Web Sites:

Suggested link: www.eresumes.com
for the best site on the Internet regarding E-resumes
Suggested link: www.rileyguide.com
extensive resources for on-line Networking and Job Search topics

www.employmentnews.com - a weekly publication/Canada by Mediacorp

www.jobweb.com - of interest to recent college graduates

www.careers.org - 7,500 links to major employers/newsgroups

www.careercity.com - self-assessment/message boards/chat rooms

www.jobsmart.org - resumes/questions forum/links to career guides

www.asktheheadhunter.com - advice on job searches/interviews

Other Job Search sites across Canada - Multiple Categories

Self-Assessment - points to consider when you are looking to change jobs or take a new direction

Resignations - tendering your resignation so that you retain goodwill and seal your decision

A Guide to Successful Interviewing - extensive guidance on interviewing techniques and styles

Leadership - how effectively do you lead others and display the qualities associated with leaders

Counter-Offers - how short-term compromises can result in unwanted consequences

Interview Body Language - how your body language conveys your level of self-confidence

Office Politics - keeping relationships professional and avoiding being drawn into conflict situations

Recruiters - What to Look For - signs to look for in selecting a recruiter to represent you to protect your interests

Negotiating Compensation - determining what is important to you in negotiating your package, including benefits and other items

Promotions - who gets promoted and why it isn't just how well you do your job that counts

Job Boards & Internet Postings - tips on using job board postings effectively as a search tool

Assessing Potential Employers - points to consider in deciding if this is the right place for you

Being Downsized - dealing with the shock of a termination and rising to the challenge it presents

Making Contact Using the Internet - using web resources to identify potential hiring managers

Questions to Ask Potential Employers - questions to determine performance expectations

Job Satisfaction - defining what job satisfaction means to you and your sense of self-motivation

E-Resumes - What Works Best - guidance on using e-resumes to their best benefit

For Recent Graduates - tips on self-marketing for recent Transportation program graduates

Overcoming Inertia - asking yourself the questions you need to move forward in your career

Your Resume - Your Career Passport - constructing a resume that represents you well

Changing the Student Perspective - changing the way you see yourself in line with the market

Why Should We Hire You? - Questions that will be asked to confirm the impressions you have made on an interviewer

Staying Focused in an Interview - Avoiding being eliminated through being unprepared for the meeting

Applying by E-mail - how to ensure that your message is both received and reviewed by an appropriate hiring authority

Step-by-Step Self Marketing Plan - walks you through a systematic approach to job search

Cover Letters - Brief and Focused - getting to the point in telling employers what you can do

Newcomers Job Search Resources - extensive links and resources for Newcomers to Toronto