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There is an endless list of businesses and industries to work for in Whistler. There are restaurants, bars, coffee shops, tour operators & activity providers, a movie theatre, climbing gym, recreation centre, retails stores, hotels, office jobs, construction and cleaning jobs as well as working for the mountain, Whistler Blackcomb. Click here for a directory of businesses in Whistler. Winter Employment
Some employers hire their staff early and wait until the season actually starts before putting them to work. Be prepared and have extra money to live on because even if you find a job, it could be a few weeks before you receive a pay cheque.
Summer Employment
Whistler golf courses, hotels, stores and restaurants have a very busy summer season which usually begins in June. The mountains are open for glacier skiing/snowboarding and mountain biking, and there is an increased demand in the labour and construction industry.Training and Certification
The Whistler Chamber offers a variety of training and workshops that can help you prepare to work in Whistler. Click here to learn more.
Know the certification requirements before you apply! If you want a job serving alcohol, you’ll need a BC Serving It Right certificate. You can take the course online at www.servingitright.com. If you are working with food you may need a FoodSafe certificate and many jobs will require that you have First Aid training. Wages
Depending on where you work and your level of responsibility, you can make anywhere from minimum wage at $8.75 per hour to much more. Many jobs in the service industry, such as serving or bartending, also include cash tips. Keep in mind that many businesses offer perks such as subsidized housing, ski passes and cash bonuses if you stay until the end of the season.
Holidays
There are nine statutory holidays in British Columbia each year. To learn more, click here.
Chamber Job Board: Click here to find a job in Whistler!
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