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windsor opens summer student lottery for 'valuable' work experience

applications for the city of windsor’s summer student j...

windsor opens summer student lottery
melanie gallant, 20, a recently hired summer student with the parks and rec department, is seen working at jackson park, wednesday, june 10, 2020. dax melmer / windsor star
applications for the city of windsor’s summer student job lottery are now open. students can apply to the program, which relies on a computer program to select candidates, through citywindsor.ca, the city’s human resources department announced on friday.
“the program will provide eligible post-secondary students with the opportunity to gain valuable work experience while contributing to the cost of their education,” the city said.
“to ensure that hiring is fair and equitable, the selection of students to be considered is based on a secured computer program that randomly draws applications for order of consideration.”
the summer employment program is a council-approved initiative. it’s subject to budget approval and in compliance with applicable union collective agreements, the city said.
students who have worked previous summers or are still working for the city must re-apply and meet all qualifications to be eligible for the 2025 job lottery. students placed in the parks department may be eligible to work year-round.
applications must be submitted by no later than 4:30 p.m. on jan. 6, 2025.
candidates must be at least 17 years old by march 1, 2025. most positions require a current valid g or g2 class driver’s license.
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candidates must also hold a current certification in first aid and cpr by hire date.
only students attending a university or community college full-time — four or more courses per semester — are eligible.
winners will be posted to the city’s summer student lottery results webpage and will be given their lottery ranking number by email the week of jan. 13.
offer of employment dates have yet to be determined.
taylor campbell
taylor campbell

taylor campbell is a journalist and photographer with the windsor star currently covering city hall, municipal affairs, and more. she previously worked the police beat and extensively covered the covid-19 pandemic. a life-long windsor resident, campbell is a graduate of the university of windsor. you can reach her at tcampbell@postmedia.com or find her on twitter at @wstarcampbell.

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