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温哥华警察局2011年扩大招聘，招聘对象包括加拿大公民和永久居民。
做CIVILIAN 工作，时薪少则18元，多则70多元。
CIVILIAN CAREERS
As a civilian member of the VPD, you will join more than 400 other civilians and 1,300 sworn police officers as they work toward the Department's vision of making our community the safest major city in Canada.
Civilian members enjoy a wide variety of opportunities within the Department, often working side by side with investigators, patrol constables and senior officers.
Civilians perform key roles in areas that range from the Mounted Squad to Criminal Intelligence. Their duties are often exciting and rewarding in many ways. Civilian members enjoy generous benefits, attractive working conditions and job stability. Many of our members who have children enjoy choosing shiftwork or compressed work weeks, because it better fits their family life.
Becoming a civilian member of one of Canada’s largest police departments means you have chosen a career that is more than just a job, one that is highly respected and appreciated by the residents in our community.
Qualifications
Selection Process
Compensation & Benefits
Qualifications
The wide variety of civilian jobs at the VPD means that a wide variety of skills, education and personalities are needed. The majority of civilian positions are in our Information Management Section. Basic qualifications required for Information Management positions include:
Grade 12, plus clerical experience
typing 50 wpm
Microsoft Word 70% proficiency
Microsoft Excel 70% proficiency
data entry ? 6,000 keystrokes per hour
Other useful Information Management skills:
previous work in a police environment
volunteer experience with various police agencies
Canadian Police Information Centre (CPIC) database experience
education background in Criminology or Law
excellent interpersonal and communication skills to deal tactfully and effectively with the public and staff
ability to multi-task
person of good character
Some of our areas require special skills, such as Transcription Services, the Photo Lab, Finance and others.
Criminal Analysis is an emerging field and the Department now employs 12 crime analysts and two intelligence analysts. The Department encourages anyone interested in this field to contact B.C.I.T. for more information on their Crime and Intelligence Analysis Program.
Please note that you must be a Canadian citizen or Permanent Resident to work for the VPD.
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Selection Process
Your resume and covering letter will be reviewed by the Human Resources Advisor, who will contact you if we have positions that fit with your qualifications and experience. They may conduct an initial telephone interview and / or call you in for testing.
Depending on the position you're applying for, the testing may range from keyboarding speed to Microsoft Word and Excel to data entry skills. Some of our more specialized positions may require a written test.
If you successfully pass the testing, you will be called for an interview with the hiring manager and the Human Resources Advisor. The interviews are generally about one hour long and are based on behavioural, job-related questions to ascertain your knowledge, skills and abilities to perform the job.
Short-listed candidates will need to undergo the Enhanced Security Clearance process. It consists of completing an authorization and a questionnaire, attending an interview with a VPD security officer and providing your fingerprints. The officer will complete your background check and will search police and other databases. All results are kept confidential. All Vancouver Police Department employees need to maintain their Enhanced Security Clearance as a condition of employment.
Most applicants selected for consideration will wait about six to eight weeks from the time they apply until they are hired.
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Compensation & Benefits
There are many good reasons to come to work for the VPD. Over 400 civilians enjoy the working conditions and the benefits that the Department can offer and it would be tough to find a safer work environment, when you work with over 1,300 police officers!
Compensation
Teamsters Local 31 is the bargaining agent for our unionized civilian staff. The collective agreement provides for a comprehensive benefits program, including medical, dental, extended health, life insurance, short and medium term sick leave benefits, 15 days of annual leave to start and a pension plan. Most health benefits become effective the first day of the following month after you are hired.
$18.90 to $22.15 per hour for a Clerk II
$31.92 to $37.71 per hour for a Crime Analyst
experienced applicants may be eligible to start at a higher pay step
applicants with previous police environment experience may be entitled to more vacation leave
The Department also has a number of exempt civilian employees who hold supervisory, managerial or executive positions. Their pay ranges from $21.34 to $72.42 per hour.
Training
The Department offers generous training opportunities for civilian staff in partnership with the City of Vancouver. Training programs include technical and computer skills, as well as communication and supervisory skills.
In addition, the Department also has a Civilian Education Fund that staff can access to pursue ongoing education through night school classes at approved post secondary educational facilities.
Transit Program
VPD employees are entitled to a reduced rate for transit passes. The monthly deductions come off their paycheques. Our police buildings are easily accessed by bus and Skytrain.
Flexibility & Variety in Work Hours
The Vancouver Police Department understands the importance of work / life balance. There are a variety of work shifts available, depending on the job you have. Many of our staff enjoy the benefits of a compressed work week; others work shift work, including weekends and nights; and some prefer regular work hours Monday to Friday.
做CIVILIAN 工作，时薪少则18元，多则70多元。
CIVILIAN CAREERS
As a civilian member of the VPD, you will join more than 400 other civilians and 1,300 sworn police officers as they work toward the Department's vision of making our community the safest major city in Canada.
Civilian members enjoy a wide variety of opportunities within the Department, often working side by side with investigators, patrol constables and senior officers.
Civilians perform key roles in areas that range from the Mounted Squad to Criminal Intelligence. Their duties are often exciting and rewarding in many ways. Civilian members enjoy generous benefits, attractive working conditions and job stability. Many of our members who have children enjoy choosing shiftwork or compressed work weeks, because it better fits their family life.
Becoming a civilian member of one of Canada’s largest police departments means you have chosen a career that is more than just a job, one that is highly respected and appreciated by the residents in our community.
Qualifications
Selection Process
Compensation & Benefits
Qualifications
The wide variety of civilian jobs at the VPD means that a wide variety of skills, education and personalities are needed. The majority of civilian positions are in our Information Management Section. Basic qualifications required for Information Management positions include:
Grade 12, plus clerical experience
typing 50 wpm
Microsoft Word 70% proficiency
Microsoft Excel 70% proficiency
data entry ? 6,000 keystrokes per hour
Other useful Information Management skills:
previous work in a police environment
volunteer experience with various police agencies
Canadian Police Information Centre (CPIC) database experience
education background in Criminology or Law
excellent interpersonal and communication skills to deal tactfully and effectively with the public and staff
ability to multi-task
person of good character
Some of our areas require special skills, such as Transcription Services, the Photo Lab, Finance and others.
Criminal Analysis is an emerging field and the Department now employs 12 crime analysts and two intelligence analysts. The Department encourages anyone interested in this field to contact B.C.I.T. for more information on their Crime and Intelligence Analysis Program.
Please note that you must be a Canadian citizen or Permanent Resident to work for the VPD.
to top
Selection Process
Your resume and covering letter will be reviewed by the Human Resources Advisor, who will contact you if we have positions that fit with your qualifications and experience. They may conduct an initial telephone interview and / or call you in for testing.
Depending on the position you're applying for, the testing may range from keyboarding speed to Microsoft Word and Excel to data entry skills. Some of our more specialized positions may require a written test.
If you successfully pass the testing, you will be called for an interview with the hiring manager and the Human Resources Advisor. The interviews are generally about one hour long and are based on behavioural, job-related questions to ascertain your knowledge, skills and abilities to perform the job.
Short-listed candidates will need to undergo the Enhanced Security Clearance process. It consists of completing an authorization and a questionnaire, attending an interview with a VPD security officer and providing your fingerprints. The officer will complete your background check and will search police and other databases. All results are kept confidential. All Vancouver Police Department employees need to maintain their Enhanced Security Clearance as a condition of employment.
Most applicants selected for consideration will wait about six to eight weeks from the time they apply until they are hired.
to top
Compensation & Benefits
There are many good reasons to come to work for the VPD. Over 400 civilians enjoy the working conditions and the benefits that the Department can offer and it would be tough to find a safer work environment, when you work with over 1,300 police officers!
Compensation
Teamsters Local 31 is the bargaining agent for our unionized civilian staff. The collective agreement provides for a comprehensive benefits program, including medical, dental, extended health, life insurance, short and medium term sick leave benefits, 15 days of annual leave to start and a pension plan. Most health benefits become effective the first day of the following month after you are hired.
$18.90 to $22.15 per hour for a Clerk II
$31.92 to $37.71 per hour for a Crime Analyst
experienced applicants may be eligible to start at a higher pay step
applicants with previous police environment experience may be entitled to more vacation leave
The Department also has a number of exempt civilian employees who hold supervisory, managerial or executive positions. Their pay ranges from $21.34 to $72.42 per hour.
Training
The Department offers generous training opportunities for civilian staff in partnership with the City of Vancouver. Training programs include technical and computer skills, as well as communication and supervisory skills.
In addition, the Department also has a Civilian Education Fund that staff can access to pursue ongoing education through night school classes at approved post secondary educational facilities.
Transit Program
VPD employees are entitled to a reduced rate for transit passes. The monthly deductions come off their paycheques. Our police buildings are easily accessed by bus and Skytrain.
Flexibility & Variety in Work Hours
The Vancouver Police Department understands the importance of work / life balance. There are a variety of work shifts available, depending on the job you have. Many of our staff enjoy the benefits of a compressed work week; others work shift work, including weekends and nights; and some prefer regular work hours Monday to Friday.
