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A first-ring suburb of the greater Kansas City metropolitan area, the City of Westwood, Kansas was incorporated June 7, 1949 and is governed by a Mayor and five Council members. Westwood is both a residential community of approximately 1,500 people, and a city of business and commerce as it is home to several University of Kansas Hospital Center facilities and other corporate office and retail businesses. At just under one half-square mile of total land area in size, the city’s location at the far northeast corner of Johnson County, Kansas provides the combination of pleasant residential environment with ready access to the nearby Country Club Plaza, downtown Kansas City, Missouri, K.U. Medical Center, and other shopping and cultural opportunities within Johnson County and elsewhere in the metropolitan region.

Weyburn is a thriving prairie city nestled in the southeast corner of Saskatchewan and a dynamic community providing exceptional quality and opportunities for its residents and visitors. The City of Weyburn is a multifaceted organization employing much of the local public in a variety of meaningful careers. The City strives to be an engaged and diverse employer with approximately 105 employees, increasing to over 130 during summer months.

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The City of Wheeling employs approximately 400 people. The workforce is divided into the classified and unclassified services, with the hiring procedures of the classified service being governed by three Civil Service Commissions (Fire, Police, Municipal). For additional information regarding the employment process of a specific Commission, please visit our website (wheelingwv.gov). Departments include: City Clerk Economic & Community Development Finance Fire Human Resources Legal Marketing Mayor / City Council Police Public Works Recreation The City of Wheeling is an Equal Opportunity Employer and prohibits discrimination in any aspect of employment. The City shall provide equal opportunity to all qualified employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, creed, color, sex, religion, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, political affiliation or other characteristics protected by law. In addition, the City complies with applicable state and local laws governing non-discrimination in employment. The City will take positive action to ensure fulfillment of this policy in all areas of employment.

The City of White Rock is a unique, ocean-side community of 20,000 citizens known for its sunny weather, expansive beach, historic pier, delightful restaurants, and sense of community. White Rock is located in the southwest corner of the Lower Mainland, forty-five kilometres from Vancouver and only five minutes to the Canada/US border. It is an exciting seaside community clustered around an eight kilometre sandy beach and the warm shallow waters of Semiahmoo Bay. The waterfront includes a promenade that is two and a half kilometres, fully accessible to the disabled and parents with strollers. The heritage pier, train station, large beached "white rock"​ and colourful sidewalk cafes create a special ambience throughout the area. The Corporation of the City of White Rock has approximately 110 permanent positions and in total employs over 150 people who deliver a full range of services within the City. The Human Resources department provides internal support to the City of White Rock to attract and retain the best employees so that taxpayers, business owners and visitors continue to receive high quality municipal services. Our municipal services are excellent and the level of customer service is high. Employees who work for us are innovative, creative and customer focused.

WHITE SALMON, CITY OF is a law enforcement company based out of 170 NW LINCOLN ST, White Salmon, Washington, United States.

City Of Whitefish is a primary/secondary education company based out of P.O. Box 158, Whitefish, Montana, United States.

The City of Whitehall, located just seven miles from downtown Columbus and six miles from John Glenn International Airport, has hit a new stride. In the last 10 years alone, the community has seen over $114 million in private/public reinvestment per square mile. With over 19,000 residents, 650 businesses and 33,000 jobs, opportunity is here.

Established as the Yukon's capital city in 1953, Whitehorse is home to some of the most spectacular scenery, talented artists and innovative businesses in Canada. Situated along the Yukon River on the traditional territory of the Kwanlin Dün First Nation and the Ta’an Kwäch’än Council, over 28,000 call Whitehorse home. Access to nature remains a top value for citizens and residents are able to enjoy recreation activities year-round, a vibrant art scene and a multitude of cultures as people from all over the world have decided to settle north of 60. There is a reason why Whitehorse has seen a steady growth in population; it’s because it truly is a wonderful place to live, work and play. Working for the City of Whitehorse means belonging to a friendly, active and diverse community. When you join our team you will play an integral role in the everyday lives of Whitehorse residents. From parks and recreation to waste collection to transit, our employees contribute to the health and fulfillment of our community. We are proud to provide leadership as one of Canada’s best local governments that enables Whitehorse to be an exceptional place to live, work and play. The City of Whitehorse is an organization that understands the value of its employees and the importance of maintaining a passionate workforce. Employees will enjoy comprehensive benefits including health insurance, sick leave and vacation time. Find your opportunity here and make a difference in the community today!

We are a progressive, fast growing community with a great workplace culture that feels more like family than a job. Great benefits include 25% dependent care coverage, 100% employer paid health coverage for employees, competitive pay and more.