If you want to work in an organization where employee trust, integrity, respect, skill and dedication is valued, then a career with the Manitoba government may be right for you. The Manitoba government offers rewarding careers to its employees who deliver hundreds of programs and services to the public. The government has a wide variety of departments, reflecting over 700 different types of jobs, located in communities across the province. We are an employer that has a commitment to integrity, respect, diversity, inclusion and advancing reconciliation. It is an exciting time to be a public servant in Manitoba. We are in a period of profound technological, environmental, and socioeconomic change that compels us to evaluate the nature of our work and the essence of our culture. The province of Manitoba is home to almost 1.3 million people who have a well-deserved reputation for being among the friendliest in Canada. Join us and together we can build a stronger province and make a positive contribution to the quality of life of all Manitobans.
Sur place · Winnipeg
The role is responsible for managing the financial and human resources of the Translation Service to provide translation, interpretation, and terminology services across the Manitoba government. The manager ensures that professional and administrative staff meet the linguistic needs of various government departments and independent agencies.
Sur place · Winnipeg
The coordinator manages the licensing and compliance of childcare services, including opening new facilities and renewing annual licenses. They provide consultation on facility design, governance, and budgets while ensuring adherence to provincial laws and policies.
Sur place · Morden
Provide essential administrative, reception, and office support for the Department of Families' regional social services. Responsibilities include managing phone lines, coordinating meetings, maintaining filing systems, and processing expense claims.
Sur place · Winnipeg
The role is primarily responsible for coordinating French language services and supporting the continuous improvement of programs for the francophone community. This includes managing issues, coordinating information, and developing policies within the Department of Justice.