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A leading company in health care and social assistance is seeking a Cafeteria Supervisor. The ideal candidate will have postal code K1N 8S7 in Ottawa and possess a relevant trades certificate. Responsibilities include overseeing food service operations, ensuring health standards, and supervising staff. This role demands strong leadership and customer service skills, with a preference for bilingual candidates.
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Posted on July 07, 2025 by Employer: EXPRESS SMILE CARE INC
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July 21, 2025
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