RONA & Réno-Dépôt Are Hiring To Fill Over 2,000 Jobs In Quebec

Lowe's Canada is on a hiring spree.
Over 7,000 Lowe's Canada Jobs Are Up For Grabs Across The Country
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Get your CVs ready. Over 7,000 Lowe's Canada jobs will be up for grabs across the country in the next season. The company announced a "major" spring hiring campaign across its network of stores, which also includes RONA and Réno-Dépôt.

Lowe's estimates that of those 7,000+ jobs, 2,140 will be in Quebec.

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2,140 Jobs In Quebec

The hiring spree comes as the company prepares for what it calls the "home improvement industry's busiest season."

"Over the last year, we have seen a great deal of interest in home improvement among Canadians," Lowe's Canada Senior Vice President of Human Resources Marc Macdonald said in a statement.

"More than ever, our customers are counting on us to help them make their home comfortable and safe, and our store associates play a key role in supporting them throughout their projects."

The press release indicates that a wide variety of store jobs will be available. Candidates of any experience level are invited to apply.

Lowe's plans on holding a number of virtual and in-person hiring events, the first of which is on February 3 and 4.

Potential applicants can book a time slot for an interview at a hiring event online.

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