Employee FAQs
What kind of work positions do you fill?
Levert fills positions for all kinds of work including: Office, Construction, Industrial, Mining, Manufacturing, Transportation, Technical Trades and Government. All Levert employees are required to sign a Confidentiality Agreement before accepting a work position.
Do you take a percentage of my wage?
All services to you are free!
If I acquire additional certificates or courses do I need to
register again?
You only need to register with Levert one time. If you do acquire more certificates or courses, notify your Staffing Professional and he or she will update your profile. This may qualify you for more than one job type.
What are your hours?
We are open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday from 7:00am – 5:00pm and Thursday from 7:00am – 7:00pm.
Who pays me and when do I get paid?
You are paid by Levert every Thursday at 12:00pm.
How and when should I submit my time?
All timesheets are to be submitted by the following Monday at 12:00pm either by fax (705.560.7728), by dropping it off at the office or in the outside drop box.
How do I get more timesheets if I run out?
Timesheets may be downloaded from this website, picked up at the office or the drop box after hours.
Am I paid for the statutory holidays?
Yes. Statutory holidays will be paid in accordance with the Labour Standards Act.
Can you direct deposit my cheque?
No, direct deposit is not available. Cheques can be mailed or picked up at the office every Thursday after 12:00.
I just moved and I changed my phone number, do I need to
update
my information?
If you have any change of information (phone number, address), please notify our office as soon as possible so that we may keep your contact information current to promptly issue your cheques, T4s as well as call you in for work.
What if I cannot make it into work and it is on the weekend?
If you are unable to go to your assigned job, call the office immediately. The answering service will notify the Staffing Professional on call.
What if I cannot make it into work on a business day?
If you are unable to go to your assigned job, call the office immediately. The answering service (if before 7:00am) or the receptionist will notify a Staffing Professional.
What do I do if I injure myself on the job?
Notify your supervisor / contact on the jobsite immediately. Call the office and ask
to speak to the Health and Safety coordinator. Do not let your injury go without reporting it.
What is NOWA?
NOWA stands for Northern Ontario Workers Association. This is an association that every employee belongs to. Al Whalen is the current president of NOWA. If you have any questions or concerns you can contact him at: thenowa@gmail.com
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