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A leading wholesale distributor in Canada is seeking Management Trainees for a full-time position designed for new graduates. The role involves four phases of training, covering warehouse operations, customer relationships, account management, and leadership. A university degree is required, alongside strong leadership and customer service skills. This position offers a salary of $52,500 plus profit sharing and relocation assistance.
We are currently hiring full time Management Development Program Trainees. This is a New Graduate Opportunity with EMCO Corporation, a leading national wholesale distributor serving the construction industry in Canada.
Base Salary - $52,500 + Profit Sharing
Please note that successful candidates to this position may be required to relocate within Canada to complete their training. Relocation assistance will be provided. We have opportunities available across the country!
As our teammate, you will have the opportunity to continually develop your skills through ongoing training, have the opportunity to be innovative and try new things, and work alongside passionate colleagues with diverse backgrounds and experiences. We are a team of enthusiastic individuals who are dedicated to meeting and exceeding the needs of the customers we serve.
Job title: Management Trainee (Management Development Program). This is a full-time, salaried position with a comprehensive benefits package and the opportunity to earn profit sharing. You will progress through a 4 phased program to learn every aspect of how our business operates.
The Role:
Upon completing the phases, you will be prepared to take on a managerial role at one of our Canadian Profit Center locations.
Salary Range - $52,500 + Profit Sharing
EMCO is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to maintaining a discrimination, harassment, and barrier free workplace where all employees can contribute to their fullest potential. We welcome applications from all minority group members, women, Aboriginal persons, persons with disabilities, members of sexual minority groups, neurodiversity, and others who may contribute to the further diversification of ideas.