The TTC is looking for someone to run their lost and found

For most places, lost and found articles are kept in a box, unclaimed and usually unorganized.

But the TTC is not like most places.

Toronto’s Transit Commission has a whole Lost Articles Section, and needs a supervisor for the department. Applicants must be post-secondary graduates, because responding to walk-in or telephone inquiries concerning lost articles, and liaising with various TTC personnel is very scholar.

This supervisor role with the TTC is being called “one of the most unusual jobs in Toronto,” as per TTC’s Sue Motahedin.

And we hope it is, because the annual salary for the 35-hour a week position is $64,082.20 to $80,116.40.

I’m recruiting for one of the most unusual jobs in Toronto – join the #TTC as Lost Articles Office Supervisor. Apply now: https://t.co/e5goITX9eL #TOjobs pic.twitter.com/fPZmKjlllG

— 👻Ghost of Lower Bay (@TTCsue) October 3, 2017

The job must be a popular one, as it was first advertised on October 2, and it closes on October 6.

So if you looked after lost and found previously, this may be your chance for a new career with the TTC.

And brb… going to gain experience working in a high activity lost and found environment to apply to the most unusual job in the city.

TTC Screenshot

TTC Screenshot

See also

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• Second assault on TTC operator leads union to call for full security audit
• TTC suing Manulife Financial for up to $5 million as part of benefits fraud