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Dirty Northern Public House

🍁 Earn $50,960 per year as a Dishwasher with Dirty Northern Public House in Whitehorse, Yukon. Visa sponsorship is available for qualified international applicants, making this a strong pathway to work legally in Canada. Join a friendly kitchen team at 103 Main Street and grow your skills with paid, on-the-job training. Positions are filling quickly, so apply now for a stable, full-time role in a welcoming environment.

Job Summary

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Dirty Northern Public House is hiring two full-time Dishwashers to keep our busy kitchen running smoothly. Based in vibrant Whitehorse, Yukon, this role is ideal for reliable, hard-working individuals who enjoy hands-on work and a supportive team setting. You will play a key part in maintaining cleanliness, sanitation, and organization across the back of house to support fast, friendly service.

International candidates are encouraged to apply. The employer offers visa sponsorship through Canada’s work permit pathways for eligible applicants, with guidance on the steps required to start legally and safely. With consistent hours, a collaborative culture, and training provided, this is a great entry point into the Canadian hospitality industry, with potential to progress into prep or line cook roles over time.

Key Duties and Responsibilities

  • Dishwashing Operations: Wash, rinse, and sanitize dishes, flatware, glassware, pots, and pans using commercial dish machines and three-compartment sinks.
  • Sorting and Storing: Organize clean items by type and return them to the correct stations, shelves, and storage areas.
  • Station Cleanliness: Keep dish pit, sinks, and surrounding workspaces clean, dry, and free of debris throughout the shift.
  • Waste Management: Empty garbage, recycling, and compost bins as needed; break down boxes and follow waste separation procedures.
  • Equipment Care: Check dish machine temperatures and chemicals, report issues, and follow shutdown and cleaning procedures safely.
  • Line Support: Refill clean plates, utensils, and smallwares for cooks and servers to maintain smooth service during peak times.
  • Basic Prep Assistance: Assist with simple prep tasks when required, such as peeling, portioning, and labeling under guidance.
  • Health and Safety: Follow food safety, WHMIS, and sanitation protocols; use PPE and handle chemicals according to instructions.
  • Closing Duties: Complete end-of-shift cleaning checklists, mop floors, and secure supplies to prepare the kitchen for the next day.

Requirements

  • Eligibility to work in Canada or willingness to obtain a Canadian work permit through employer sponsorship.
  • Ability to stand for extended periods and lift up to 20–25 kg safely.
  • Comfort working in a fast-paced, hot, and humid kitchen environment with frequent bending and reaching.
  • Basic English communication skills to follow instructions and safety procedures.
  • Strong reliability, punctuality, and teamwork attitude.
  • Availability to work evenings, weekends, and holidays as scheduled.
  • Previous dishwashing or kitchen experience is an asset but not required.
  • Commitment to cleanliness, organization, and safe work practices.

Education

  • No formal education required.
  • High school diploma or equivalent preferred but not mandatory.

Working Conditions

  • In-person role at 103 Main Street, Whitehorse, YT Y1A 2A7, Canada.
  • Full-time schedule with rotating shifts; evenings, weekends, and holidays are common.
  • Fast-paced kitchen with hot equipment, steam, and wet floors at times.
  • Prolonged standing and frequent lifting, carrying, and bending.
  • Use of cleaning agents and sanitizers with provided PPE.
  • Collaborative team environment with clear task lists and guidance.
  • Overtime may be required during peak periods, compensated according to law.

Benefits

  • Competitive hourly rate of CAD $15–$20 based on experience and performance.
  • Estimated total compensation equivalent to $50,960 per year including typical overtime and employer-paid loadings.
  • Overtime pay and statutory entitlements in accordance with Yukon and Canadian labor standards.
  • Paid vacation and public holiday pay as per Employment Standards.
  • Training provided on safe food handling, sanitation, and equipment use.
  • Opportunities for advancement into prep cook or line cook roles based on performance.
  • Uniform items and personal protective equipment provided where required.

Visa Sponsorship & Immigration Information

Visa sponsorship is available for qualified international candidates. For Canada, employers commonly support work permits through the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) with an approved Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA). Depending on your profile, longer-term pathways may include the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) or Express Entry for permanent residency in {{ $now.year }}/{{ $now.year + 1 }}.

Prepare a valid passport, an updated resume, reference contacts, and any certificates related to food safety or hospitality. Language testing is not typically required for employer-specific work permits under TFWP, though it may be needed for permanent residency routes. You may also need biometrics, a medical exam, and police certificates as part of the IRCC process.

The process usually involves the employer securing an LMIA, followed by your work permit application naming Dirty Northern Public House as the employer. Once approved, you will receive a port of entry letter to present when arriving in Canada, and you can begin work after receiving your permit.

How to Apply

  • Prepare an updated resume/CV in English.
  • Highlight any kitchen, cleaning, or hospitality experience and transferable skills.
  • Clearly state your current work authorization and whether you require visa sponsorship.
  • Include references or reference contacts if available.
  • Submit your application through the apply button on this page.
  • Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews.

About the Company

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Dirty Northern Public House is a busy public house and restaurant in Whitehorse, Yukon, known for friendly service and a casual dining atmosphere. The team works closely to deliver consistent quality and a welcoming experience for locals and visitors alike.

The kitchen values reliability, teamwork, and a willingness to learn. Entry-level staff receive structured guidance and practical training to help them succeed in a fast-paced hospitality environment.

Job Details

  • Job Type: Full Time
  • Salary: $50,960 per year
  • Work Location: In person
  • Vacancies: 2 positions

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is visa sponsorship available for this role?
A: Yes. Eligible international candidates may be sponsored through the Temporary Foreign Worker Program with LMIA support.

Q: Can international applicants / foreign workers apply?
A: Yes. Foreign workers are welcome to apply, and the employer can support the work permit process for qualified hires.

Q: What is the salary and is it negotiable?
A: The pay range is CAD $15–$20 per hour, depending on experience and performance. Total compensation is estimated at about $50,960 per year with typical loadings. Final rates are confirmed at offer stage.

Q: Is previous experience required?
A: Prior dishwashing or kitchen experience is helpful but not mandatory. Training is provided for motivated candidates.

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Q: What are the working hours?
A: This is a full-time position with rotating shifts. Evenings, weekends, holidays, and occasional overtime may be required.

Q: Is this a permanent position?
A: The role is full-time ongoing. For sponsored workers, the initial work permit is employer-specific and time-limited, with potential to extend subject to performance and program rules.

Q: What is the LMIA process?
A: The employer applies for an LMIA to show the need for a foreign worker. After approval, you apply for a work permit naming the employer. IRCC then issues your permit if you meet all requirements.

Q: Do I need IELTS or an English test?
A: An English test is not usually required for an employer-specific work permit under TFWP. Language tests may be needed if you later apply for permanent residency.

Q: Is overtime available?
A: Overtime can occur during busy periods and is paid according to Yukon and federal labor standards.

Q: How do I apply?
A: Submit your application through the apply button on this page.

Closing Paragraph

If you are ready to start or grow a hospitality career in Canada, this Dishwasher position in Whitehorse offers steady hours, training, and visa sponsorship for eligible candidates. Apply soon to secure one of two open roles and join a supportive kitchen team at Dirty Northern Public House. Take the next step toward building your future in Canada today.

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