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Page at Palmerston (Toronto Public Library)

Aug 2
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A picture of a library with a lit of books, the perfect place for teenagers to work!

Location: Palmerston Branch, Toronto Public Library

Posted: July 23, 2026

Apply by: July 31, 2026

Type: Permanent Page (1 opening)

Pay: $19.66–$19.94/hr

Job Description of a Page

As a Page at the Palmerston Branch, you'll help keep the library organized by sorting and shelving books and other library materials, performing shelf-reading, packing and unpacking deliveries, and maintaining neat shelves, tables, and reading areas. You'll also assist with processing and repairing library materials, labeling items, photocopying, and other branch support tasks. This role is perfect for students who enjoy working independently, staying organized, and contributing to a welcoming library environment.

Skills & Qualifications

  • Must be at least 14 years old

  • Able to read English and accurately work with numbers

  • Strong attention to detail and organizational skills

  • Able to follow instructions and work independently

  • Friendly, courteous, and committed to excellent customer service

  • Values equity, accessibility, and respectful service for all community members

Why It's a Great First Job

  • Build valuable workplace skills like organization, time management, and attention to detail

  • Gain experience working in a respected public institution

  • Develop independence and responsibility in a supportive environment

  • Flexible part-time schedule that works well for students

  • Excellent résumé booster for future jobs and volunteer opportunities

How to Apply

This position is posted through the Toronto Public Library Careers portal. You'll need to create an account or sign in to submit your application. Accommodation is available throughout the hiring process.

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