FOOD SERVICE WORK
Position # 197700
Expected Start Date: September 20, 2026
Union: CUPE
Facility: The Salvation Army, William Booth Special Care Home
City/Town: Regina
Department: Food Services
Type Temporary Part Time
FTE: 0.87
Hours of Work: Per three-week rotation
Relief: No
Salary or Pay Band: Pay Band 6 $ 19.520 to $20.880 (3 step range)
Assists with the (non-cooking) preparation and distribution of food and beverages. Provides cafeteria, catering and dining room services. Cleans and sanitizes equipment and work areas.
Travel Required: No
Required Qualifications
Grade 10
Competencies
Knowledge and Abilities
Additional Requirement
Other Information
Contacts
For further inquiries, email to Randa.Tyndale@salvationarmy.ca
Mission Statement Canada & Bermuda Territory "The Salvation Army exists to share the love of Jesus Christ, meet human needs and be a transforming influence in the communities of our world." Mission Statement "The Mission of the Salvation Army William Booth Special Care Home is to provide in the Spirit of Christ, care and support for the well-being of residents, clients, their families and staff." Vision Statement "The Salvation Army William Booth Special Care Home desires to be recognized as a care centre of excellence, a healthy workplace and a location where Christian love and compassion are shown" Residents First - Safety Always - Mission Central

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