House of Commons (Canada)

Government

Caseworker

CA$65–85k ~AI est. Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada FULL TIME
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for entry candidates.

The Brief

“Caseworker at House of Commons (Canada). Skills: Constituent services, Government services access. Manage and triage incoming emails and communications. Organize and prioritize correspondence”

Industry & Context.

Government

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Post-secondary education OR acceptable combination of education, training and relevant experience, Experience working in an office setting providing reception or administrative support, Experience working in a client service environment, Experience managing client relationships, Experience collaborating with others and working in a team

Nice to Have

Bilingualism in French and English

What You'll Do.

Manage and triage incoming emails and communications

Organize and prioritize correspondence

Work directly with constituents to address their needs

and administrative support

Welcome and support constituents with professionalism and compassion

Help constituents access government services

Coordinate and prepare for MP-related functions

Assist with organizing and identifying community outreach efforts

Provide general administrative and office support

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Work directly with constituents; Contribute to a team

Full Job Description

The office of Laila Goodridge, Member of Parliament for Fort McMurray—Cold Lake is currently seeking a qualified candidate to fill the Caseworker position. Depending on candidate, we would consider either full-time or part-time. About the role: In this position, you will play an essential role in keeping the constituency office running smoothly by managing and triaging the Member’s incoming emails and communications, organizing and prioritizing correspondence, and working directly with constituents to address their needs. Reporting directly to the Member of Parliament, you will provide a combination of casework, executive, and administrative support that helps advance the office’s priorities and ensures constituents receive timely, effective assistance. In this role, you will contribute to a team where your work will help strengthen the office’s service and help deliver meaningful support to the community. Primary responsibilities: * Welcome and support constituents with professionalism and compassion, whether they contact the office in person, by phone, or through email. * Help constituents access government services related to Employment Insurance, Passports, Citizenship and Immigration, Firearms licensing, Service Canada, Revenue Canada, Canada Pension Plan, and Old Age Security. * Help coordinate and prepare for MP-related functions such as meetings, town halls, and other public engagements. * Assist with organizing and identifying community outreach efforts, local events, and engagement activities. * Provide general administrative and office support as needed. Top reasons to apply: The office supports people navigate federal programs and provides access points for federal government services giving you hands‑on experience with real community files. Anticipated Start Date: June 2026 Salary: Salary is commensurate with experience. The position includes a benefits package (health, dental, and pension). ## Qualifications Education: * Post-secondary education from a

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