WestJet

[jackdaniels]

Hi folks,

I'm considering applying for an non flying job with WS, as I know little about the airline can someone tell me what's it like to work for them? Interested to know about the work environment, cost of living in Calgary, career opportunities, benefits. I'll be moving with a family of 4 kids so schooling is also something I'm interested in.

thanks
JD

[zondaracer]

The subject says North America but it really should say “United States of America” since Canada has their own section and so does Latin America.

https://www.pprune.org/canada-42/

[roybert]

Hi folks,

I'm considering applying for an non flying job with WS, as I know little about the airline can someone tell me what's it like to work for them? Interested to know about the work environment, cost of living in Calgary, career opportunities, benefits. I'll be moving with a family of 4 kids so schooling is also something I'm interested in.

thanks
JD

JD
Even as an American I believe you still need to have the Right to work in Canada. I would suggest that you do a little research.

Roybert

[evansb]

Indeed. Here is a link to a Canadian federal government site regarding Right to Work in Canada:
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/work-canada/permit/temporary/eligibility.html