Job opportunity
Employment Services Case Manager
Pacific Community Resources Society (PCRS)
Guide diverse job seekers toward labour market attachment through employment readiness assessment, action planning, and coaching at Pacific Community Resources Society.
This regular full-time Employment Case Manager delivers WorkBC program services across in-person, outreach, and virtual settings. The position builds rapport, confirms eligibility, and coordinates interventions including skills enhancement, work experience, job search, and job development. A participant-centred, strength-based approach helps address barriers.
Key Responsibilities:
Build rapport and complete participant intake and needs assessments
Confirm eligibility and explain available WorkBC service options
Develop realistic, individualized action plans collaboratively
Coach participants while monitoring progress toward employment
Provide referrals and support centre and employer events
Requirements:
Employment services sector certification and knowledge in British Columbia
One year of related employment services experience
Two-year diploma in Employment Services or related field
Understanding of career development and labour market trends
Ability to follow WorkBC policies and Employment Insurance Act
Bring communication, interpersonal, and motivational interviewing skills to support participant independence through coordinated WorkBC employment services.
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Apply on source site This regular full-time Employment Case Manager delivers WorkBC program services across in-person, outreach, and virtual settings. The position builds rapport, confirms eligibility, and coordinates interventions including skills enhancement, work experience, job search, and job development. A participant-centred, strength-based approach helps address barriers.
Key Responsibilities:
Build rapport and complete participant intake and needs assessments
Confirm eligibility and explain available WorkBC service options
Develop realistic, individualized action plans collaboratively
Coach participants while monitoring progress toward employment
Provide referrals and support centre and employer events
Requirements:
Employment services sector certification and knowledge in British Columbia
One year of related employment services experience
Two-year diploma in Employment Services or related field
Understanding of career development and labour market trends
Ability to follow WorkBC policies and Employment Insurance Act
Bring communication, interpersonal, and motivational interviewing skills to support participant independence through coordinated WorkBC employment services.
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