$19.00 – $20.00/hourAbout $2,960 a month (mid-range at 35 h a week), before tax
Hospitality jobs in British Columbia
Hospitality jobs in British Columbia on Newcomer: 319 open positions (field of work: Hospitality, Food & Tourism) from 181 employers. Typical advertised pay $21.18/hour (median). Newest posting 16 hr ago.
Hospitality jobs in British Columbia
Showing 121–130 of 319 jobs
$20.15/hourAbout $3,060 a month (at 35 h a week), before tax
Assistant Kitchen Manager
Boston Pizza Station Square Burnaby, BC
- Welcomes newcomers
- Welcomes refugees
$20.45 – $21.45/hourAbout $2,910 a month (mid-range at 32 h a week), before tax
$22.00 – $26.00/hourAbout $3,120 a month (mid-range at 30 h a week), before tax
$26.00/hourAbout $3,610 a month (at 32 h a week), before tax
$21.00 – $23.00/hourAbout $3,340 a month (mid-range at 35 h a week), before tax
$20.15/hourAbout $2,620 a month (at 30 h a week), before tax
$24.00/hourAbout $3,640 a month (at 35 h a week), before tax
$21.20 – $22.00/hourAbout $2,810 a month (mid-range at 30 h a week), before tax
$20.15 – $25.00/hourAbout $3,910 a month (mid-range at 40 h a week), before tax
Questions about these jobs
Answered from the live postings on this page, and updated whenever they change.
How many hospitality jobs are available in British Columbia?
There are 319 open hospitality positions in British Columbia on Newcomer, from 181 employers. The list updates as employers post and postings close.
What do hospitality jobs in British Columbia pay?
Across the 319 live hospitality postings in British Columbia, the median advertised wage is $21.18/hour. Each posting states its own pay range and period.
How do I apply for hospitality jobs in British Columbia?
Open a posting and use its Apply button. Some postings take your application on Newcomer, using the resume saved in your free profile; others send you to the employer's own application page or email. Job seekers never pay to use Newcomer.
Do these hospitality employers welcome newcomers to Canada?
268 of the 319 hospitality postings in British Columbia say the employer welcomes new immigrants or refugees. Whether you can accept a particular job depends on your permission to work in Canada; employers decide who they can hire.