The following is a list of businesses who hire “work at home” applicants that live in Canada. Please check their site for qualifications and requirements.
- Advanis – Remote Agents
- Expert Business Development- Appointment Setter
- Grindstone – Customer Service, Technical Support, and Sales
- ABS Mdical Transcription Services – Must have at least 2 years of Ophthalmology, Obstetrics, Gynaecology, Cardiology, Urology, Respiratory or Neuropsychological transcription experience.
- Accutran – Transcription
- Outsec Limited – Typists
- VOBA – Freelance Transcription
- Transcript Diva – Transcription
- Terra Nova Transcription – Transcription
- Converygys – Customer Service
- Contract Xchange – Customer Service
- Speak Write – Transcription
- Scribes Transcription Services – General and Business Transcription
- Essay Town – Writing Jobs
Other resources to find Canada Work at Home Jobs:
- Odesk – I mentioned this one last week. Odesk is connecting people who need things done with people who can get it done. I highly suggest that you open up a free account with them and start searching for a job that will fit your skills and experience. The best thing about this website is that you do not have to pay any fees to get started, but in return you will be paid for any position that you are hired for. This is a free resource, you have nothing to lose. As a matter of fact, you don’t have to have an account to see all the positions that are being posted everyday. Take a look for yourself.
- Home Job Stop – I joined Home Job Stop over a year ago and every since then I have been encouraging my readers to give it a try. It is definitely the best thing that I have ever done. Home Job Stop, is a fee-based membership database that lists thousands of screened home based job leads. Every single job is screened and there are no pyramid schemes, no paid advertisements, or anything else…just real jobs that you can apply for. Home Job Stop would be good for someone who can not tell the difference between a real job and a scam. The only thing that I can see that may be a problem with you is the one-time fee of $24.95. Most people do not want to pay any fees to get a job, but honestly that is not what you are doing here. Home Job Stop gives their members access to jobs that is not found on the internet. The one-time fee that they charge you, is used to pay their employees for screening the jobs that they list on their site.
I hope that these resources are successful for you. Have you held a legitimate work at home job in Canada? Feel free to leave a comment on this page, however consider that the job must be legitimate and require no fees.
