UM Behind the Hire: Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries
Please drop on by even if you did not register! Lots of employment opportunities being discussed!
UM Behind the Hire: Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries
Date: November 5, 2025
Time: 12:30-2:00 PM
Format: In-person and On-campus. Room EITC E2 - 351.
Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries has just opened applications for their seasonal and part time positions. This session is a perfect opportunity to learn more about the roles directly from the team and make a personal connection. When applying, we encourage students to mention their attendance at this information session and any conversations or connections made with the presenters in their cover letter. Doing so shows genuine interest, initiative, and a clear understanding of the organization, which can help your application stand out!
Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries (MBLL) has a wide range of opportunities from seasonal and part time positions to co-op placements and graduate roles. This session is your chance to meet their recruitment team in person, learn what they look for in candidates, and get insider advice to make your application stand out.
MBLL welcomes students from all faculties and areas of study, with opportunities in retail, food service, security, business, IT, communications, finance, and more. They are especially interested in connecting with Computer Science, IT, and Business students, but everyone is encouraged to attend.
What's in it for you:
Pro tip:
When applying, mention your attendance at this session and any conversations you had with the presenters in your cover letter. Doing so shows genuine interest, initiative, and understanding of MBLL's work which can help your application stand out.
About UM Behind the Hire
UM Behind the Hire is a bi-weekly lunchtime info session series designed to help students explore career pathways, meet employers actively hiring, and gain insight into workplace culture and expectations. Each session includes a presentation followed by Q&A and discussion.
Featured Organization: Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries
Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries (MBLL) is a Crown corporation of the Province of Manitoba that plays a key role in the province's economy and communities. MBLL operates liquor retail stores and distributes products to private retailers, sources and distributes non-medical cannabis, and provides gaming and entertainment through casinos, video lottery terminals, and online platforms.
With more than 3,000 employees across Manitoba, MBLL offers a wide range of career opportunities in areas such as retail, food and beverage, security, IT, finance, human resources, communications, and business operations. The organization is committed to delivering its services in a socially responsible way, supporting community programs, and contributing millions of dollars each year to provincial priorities.
What You'll Learn
Join us to explore the wide range of career and employment opportunities available at MBLL. Learn about:
Meet the Presenters
Kim Bouwman
Rhonda Pirie
Questions?
Have a question for the employer or the Experiential Learning Partnerships (ELP) Team?
Email elpartnerships@umanitoba.ca with the session name and date in the subject line.
Student questions for the employer will be shared with them in advance and addressed during the session whenever possible.
Register to Attend
We know your day can be busy, and it is worth attending even if you cannot stay for the full session. Every opportunity to listen, ask questions, or make a connection shows genuine interest and initiative. Sign up today before all the spots are filled!
This event was posted by UM Experiential Learning Partnerships, ELPartnerships@umanitoba.ca.
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