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Job Postings for Week of October 6-15, 2021

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JOBS POSTED

Brothers and Sisters,

Jobs are posted for bid.  The jobs will be posted from Wednesday October 6, 2021 until Friday October 15, 2021.  The job postings were extended for an additional two days because of the Thanksgiving holiday Monday. 

Reminder that we are using the new job ad system for bidding.  You can access the job bidding system through the OAC home page and connect to jobs online (hourly) through the quick link.  Any questions or concerns please ask your supervisor or contact your Union representative.

Marc Brennan Ford Council Vice Chairperson, Chassis Committeeperson

Marc Brennan

(905)845-2511 Ext. 3335

1(289)681-7654

mbrennan@uniforlocal707.ca

mbrenn10@ford.com

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