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Staff Accommodation
Wondering what staff accommodation is really like?
A lot of people living and working in Banff live in staff accommodation. Staff accom is generally much cheaper than having your own apartment or sharing a house. Most often, employers will deduct rent and the damage deposit right off of your pay cheque. Another benefit is that staff accommodations are fully furnished; therefore, there is no need to buy all new furniture and appliances.
To ensure a smooth transition when moving to Banff, secure employment with staff accommodations before arriving.
The following websites offer current job opportunities in the Bow Valley:
www.jobbank.gc.ca
www.positivepeopleplacement.com
www.diversifiedstaffing.com
For a list of businesses in Banff, visit the
Banff Lake Louise Tourism Board
page.
For a list of the ski hills in the area, visit
SkiBig3.com
If you are currently living in Banff, there are resources available in our community to assist you while on the hunt for employment. Follow
this link
to find out more about their services.