WorkBC Center - Mission - Mission, British Columbia

Adresse: 7336 James St Unit- 209, Mission, BC V2V 1G2, Canada.
Téléphone: 7783141042.
Site web: workbccentre-mission.ca
Spécialités: Agence de recrutement.
Autres données d'intérêt: Entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant, Parking accessible en fauteuil roulant.
Avis : Cette entreprise a 18 avis sur Google My Business.
Avis moyen: 3.7/5.

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WorkBC Center - Mission 7336 James St Unit- 209, Mission, BC V2V 1G2, Canada

⏰ Horaires d'ouverture de WorkBC Center - Mission

  • Lundi: 08:30–16:30
  • Mardi: 08:30–16:30
  • Mercredi: 08:30–18:00
  • Jeudi: 08:30–15:00
  • Vendredi: 08:30–16:30
  • Samedi: Fermé
  • Dimanche: Fermé

Le WorkBC Center - Mission est une agence de recrutement située à Adresse: 7336 James St Unit- 209, Mission, BC V2V 1G2, Canada.. Ils peuvent être contactés par téléphone au Téléphone: 7783141042. Le site web officiel de l'entreprise est Site web: workbccentre-mission.ca. Les spécialités de l'entreprise sont le recrutement. L'entreprise dispose également de données d'intérêt, telles que l'entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant et le parking accessible en fauteuil roulant.

Le Site web présente également 18 avis sur Google My Business, avec une moyenne de 3.7/5. Les avis sont généralement positifs et témoignent de l'expertise du personnel de l'entreprise. Par exemple, un client a déclaré : "Je tiens à dire que Tinu Thomson, mon conseillère, m'a bien aidé à mieux comprendre les possibilités de carrière et à atteindre mes objectifs."

👍 Avis de WorkBC Center - Mission

WorkBC Center - Mission - Mission, British Columbia
Mankirat K.
5/5

overall good experience with them. Tinu Thomson my case manager guide me and help me in better way to reach my goal of career. i must say she is experienced in her field.

WorkBC Center - Mission - Mission, British Columbia
Keith R.
1/5

So far it's been nearly 2 weeks and they have failed me every step of the way. By the time i actually receive help it will have been waiting around for a month. They need to provide better services as they cannot even meet the ones they have. Its unfortunate for a place designed to help you find employment to create even more barriers for you along the way.

WorkBC Center - Mission - Mission, British Columbia
H
1/5

If an individual has limited to no work experience, the organization can be of use. However, for experienced, educated individuals WorkBC doesn't offer anything of value. The employment counselor never listened and would just fob me off with the myriad of useless online courses (Career Connect) designed to make it look like they are actually doing something. The take away? Be your own advocate, do your own research and avoid these useless government contactors as they do not have the clients' interests at heart. These employment centers are a massive joke.

WorkBC Center - Mission - Mission, British Columbia
X O.
1/5

CLOSED AT 3PM Thursday (OR RATHER 2:55PM SO STAFF CAN LEAVE AT 3) AFTER 1 HOUR CLOSED FOR LUNCH IS DUMB.
NO ONE IS EVER IN THE CENTER FOR THIS AND MANY OTHER REASONS. Why extend hours on Wednesday only to cut them on Thursday? Why not start later finish later at least 2 days per week?

WorkBC Center - Mission - Mission, British Columbia
Lee H.
1/5

I'm a Security Training Instructor for the provincially mandated Security Training course. I went into the Mission WorkBC Centre to discuss coming in as a guest speaker to do a presentation on Security Training and industry standards.

The commissionaire told me I need to wear a mask. I told them that I am exempt then they said they can't help me. I reminded them that I can't wear a mask and also reminded them that the mask mandate was taken down! I also pointed out to the staff and Security that they are violating my section 7 Charter Rights! Of course they responded that no they aren't!!

REALLY?

The province repealed the Mask Mandates yet businesses are ignoring that fact as well as ignoring the LAW!!!!

The actions of staff and the SG are extremely discriminatory which is a very serious human rights violation as well!!

CONSTITUTION ACT, 1982

In the words of the Right Hon. Brian Peckford, the last surviving First Minister who had a very big part in drafting and signing the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms (and is also a plaintiff in suing the current liberal govt for violating our Charter Rights):

The Constitution Act, 1982. It is the supreme law of Canada, every piece of legislation, provincial and federal is subject to the constitution, province laws are subject to the Charter, every law, every health orders must not conflict with the constitution, health orders mean nothing unless it’s consistent with the Charter.

Section 1, which provides the government with an override was meant for war or insurrection or if the country itself was in a dire state.

It was not meant for a virus that has a 99% recovery rate or better. Before a government can infringe or violate our Charter (which is part of the Constitution) they must meet 4 tests (AKA: The Oakes Test):

1). They have to demonstrably justify with data (facts, figures, arguments, studies, etc.) that these restrictions are necessary and there is no other recourse;

2). To violate the Charter they must have parliament pass legislation that defends the need for imposed mandates;

3). The mandates imposed must be within reasonably limits; and,

4). Any and ALL mandates must be consistent with the values of a free and democratic society.

Every individual Canadian has these Charter rights and freedoms. No other legislation has the power to overturn these rights and freedoms. Apparently all those holding political office need a re-education.

FURTHER CASE LAW

In Canada, it is illegal for the govt, or anyone else to make vaccines (or any other medical treatment) mandatory. The following Canadian Case Law and numerous legislation supports this:

PARMLEY v. PARMLEY & YULE (1945) SCC;
HOPP v. LEPP (1980) 2 S.C.R.;
R v. EWANCHUCK (1999) 1 S.C.R. (ALTHOUGH EWANCHUCK IS A CRIMINAL MATTER, THE COURTS DEFINED "INFORMED CONSENT); also
BENNAN v. PARSONNET 83 N.J.L. 20 (1912);
Sections 6, 7, & 15 of the CANADIAN CHARTER OF RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS;
UN DECLARATION OF BIOETHICS & HUMAN RIGHTS (2005);
NUREMBERG CODE (1947); &
HELSINKI DECLARATION (1964, Rev. 2013) ARTICLES 25, 26.

Informed consent is a legal right! Remember the pro-choice saying, “My body! My choice!”

Bottom line: The patient has rights!! And any discussion on any type of medical treatment is between a patient and their doctor!

Coerced medical treatment of any kind is "Assault". And that is a criminal offence!

WorkBC Center - Mission - Mission, British Columbia
Sara J.
5/5

Friendly knowledgeable staff. Excellent place to link into and connect with helpful resources in the community . Not only will they help you find a job but there is a ton of programs and workshops you can sign up for to get certificates , training and skills to maintain a career

WorkBC Center - Mission - Mission, British Columbia
Troy A.
5/5

I'm 101 years old , got a job cleaning the building dentures, for rent 1$ off per month

WorkBC Center - Mission - Mission, British Columbia
Sarah M. (.
5/5

Great staff, very friendly, professional and take pride in helping every individual and their structured lives whom may come through their door's.

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