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r/CanadaJobs PUBLIC
This is community serves, supports, and advocates for Canadian job seekers. We represent inclusivity, kindness, empathy, acceptance, and understanding for all members.
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r/CanadaJobs is a PUBLIC community on Reddit with over 47,227 members. It currently has a positive sentiment with an engagement rate of 5.5%. With a community friendliness score of 80, this subreddit presents a high conversion potential for authentic brand participation. Strict rules against self-promotion are in place, so marketing should focus strictly on value-driven community engagement.
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Subreddit Rules
- BE KIND OR BE BANNED: The Golden Rule. Treat people here the way you would want to be treated on the worst week of your year, because that is when many of them arrive. You can disagree. If someone asks for feedback, give it honestly and give it with care. But "I'm just being honest" is not a defence here. It is what people say after they have been cruel, and it will not save your account. Contempt, mockery, pile-ons, telling someone they deserve what happened: that is the end of your time here.
- No hate speech or discrimination: Zero tolerance on this. This is a one and done situation with a permanent ban and no chance of appeal.
- No Politics or Religion: Politics means partisan content: blaming a party, a leader, or an ideological camp, or arguing over who is at fault. That argument has never once helped a job seeker in this community and it is not what we are here for.
- No immigration/Temporary Foreign Worker/Labour Market Impact Assessment Related Posts/Comments: Immigration is closed because there is nothing here to do with it. These threads turn into hostility and hate toward people every time.
- TFW/LMIA abuse is different. It is actionable, and the sidebar has the reporting form, the number, and an evidence checklist. Report it. One report with screenshots does more than a thousand comments here. We report abuse of the programs, not people. Both stay closed to posts and comments. Not open for debate.
- No Inflammatory / Divisive Posts: This sub is for Canadian job seekers: finding work, surviving the search, and supporting each other through it. Anything else is off-topic.
- Inflammatory and divisive is anything built to start a fight rather than solve a problem: bait, trolling, rage-farming, disinformation, and setting one group of Canadians against another. If the purpose of your post is friction rather than help, it is gone.
- Bring Your Struggle, Not Your Grievance: You are welcome here at your lowest. Tell us you were laid off. Tell us how an employer treated you. Tell us you are furious after months of silence. That is not complaining. That is a person asking to be heard, and we will hear you. Grievance is different. It is a verdict on a group of people, posted so others will agree. Say what a company did. Never make it about who someone is.
- If your post leaves someone able to help you, it belongs. If it leaves them someone to resent, it does not.
- No Spam/Bots/Advertising: If your post is here to extract something from job seekers rather than help them, it is gone. That includes recruiter lead farming, MLM and crypto pitches, referral and affiliate links, course and coaching sales, résumé service ads, engagement bait, and karma farming.
- Bots, karma farms, and scam postings are removed and banned on sight
- warning, no discussion.
- Sharing a resource you have no stake in is welcome. Sharing one you profit from is not.
- No Fake / Ambiguous / MLM / Unethical Job Postings: All job postings should include the name of the company, whether it is a full-time or contract role, the length of the contract, if applicable, salary range, as well as the full job description (duties/responsibilities) and any perks offered.
- Ambiguous job posts will be removed, and offenders may face permanent bans. Job listings must be legitimate, transparent, and include sufficient details for applicants to make informed decisions about applying.
- No AI Training / Data Annotation Roles: Until there are sufficient policies in place to mitigate the harms of AI disruption on the Canadian workforce or the exploitative practices reported by workers from the data annotation industry, we will not permit the posting of these roles. If you're curious, search "ethical concerns data annotation industry". Training AI so it can further disrupt the Canadian workforce runs counter to the values of r/CanadaJobs as a community of job seeker advocacy.
What is r/CanadaJobs?
r/CanadaJobs is a public Reddit community created in September 2011 with over 47,227 members. This is community serves, supports, and advocates for Canadian job seekers. We represent inclusivity, kindness, empathy, acceptance, and understanding for all members.
The community has a positive sentiment and an engagement rate of 5.5%. With a friendliness score of 80, it is considered very welcoming to new members.
Self-promotion is not allowed, so marketing efforts should focus on providing genuine value to the community.
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