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For those seeking a job opportunity abroad that is legal and government-backed, a new vacancy published through the National Employment Service (SNE) is their chance.
A Canadian company has opened a recruitment process aimed at Mexicans interested in working in the fish and seafood processing sector, with a monthly salary of 35,200 Mexican pesos and various benefits.
The offer is part of international labor mobility programs promoted by the Government of Mexico through the SNE, an agency attached to the Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare (STPS), which disseminates formal vacancies and provides guidance to selected workers.
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What does the job entail?
The Canadian company is looking for female personnel to join the fish and seafood processing area, participating in different stages of the production chain, from receiving products to their preparation and packaging for distribution.
Among the main activities that workers will be expected to perform are:
Classification and sorting of fish and seafood according to species, quality, weight, and destination.
Receiving marine products at the plant.
Cleaning of work areas, materials, and equipment.
Preparation of products for packaging or freezing.
Transporting supplies and packaging materials.
Operating tanks for live marine species.
Placing products on production lines and sorting baskets.
Handling materials necessary for seafood processing.
It will also be necessary to use dollies or forklifts to move goods within the processing plant facilities.
Requirements to work in Canada
People interested in participating in the selection process must meet the following requirements:
- Escolaridad.
- Primaria concluida.
- Experiencia.
- Entre seis meses y un año en procesamiento de pescados y mariscos.
- Idioma: No se requiere inglés ni francés.
Activities to perform at the job in Canada
Preparing ice for the unloading of marine products.
Classification and sorting of fish and seafood.
Conditioning for freezing or packaging processes.
Weighing products before packing.
Managing tanks for live species, including rotation, monitoring, and preparation for shipment activities.
Desired skills
The company seeks candidates with skills such as:
- Trabajo en equipo.
- Compromiso.
- Orientación a resultados.
- Adaptación al cambio.
- Calidad en el trabajo.
- Autonomía.
- Tolerancia a la presión.
- Motivación.
- Mejora continua.
Salary and working conditions
One of the main attractions of the vacancy is the offered salary, which amounts to approximately 35,200 pesos per month.
Additionally, the company provides various labor benefits, including:
- Seguro de vida.
- Seguridad social pública.
- Seguro dental.
- Transporte.
- Contrato por tiempo determinado.
The workday will be full-time and will take place mainly between 06:00 and 16:00 hours.
What will the recruitment process be like?
The selection process involves a document review to verify that candidates meet the requirements established by the Canadian company.
According to the call for applications, the recruitment process will begin on November 6, 2026, and will last approximately three weeks.
During this period, the submitted documentation will be evaluated and it will be determined which people will continue to the next stages of the procedure.
An opportunity to work legally in Canada
The international vacancies promoted by the National Employment Service represent an option for those who wish to develop work experience outside of Mexico through formal and regulated mechanisms.
In addition to access to verified offers, selected workers receive guidance to complete the corresponding procedures and manage the documentation necessary to work in Canada legally.
For those with experience in fish and seafood processing, this call for applications can become a gateway to the Canadian labor market, with a competitive salary and benefits that seek to guarantee adequate conditions during their stay in the North American country.
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