Which are the top employers at Durham College?
Some top employers who hire Durham graduates are CN Tower, Haydon House, Lofranco Scarola, LTP Financial, McNeely Kelly Law Firm, Mwangi Law, etc. Mentioned below are the list of some popular employers at DC:
Top Employers of 2019 | ||
|---|---|---|
Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario Brookside Youth Centre Canadian Auto Workers Union | G4S Secure Green and Spiegel LLP Haydon House HWY-Law Paralegal Services | Lakeridge Health Law Office of D.L. Hoult Lendcare Financial Services Lofranco Scarola |
CN Tower Correctional Service of Canada Crime Prevention Association | Department of National Defence – Military Police Don Menzies Consulting | LTP Financial Mamann Frankel Sandaluk LLP McCarthy Tetrault LLP |
Edward G. Spong Barrister & Solicitor Edward M. Royle & Associates FinePoint Legal Freed Legal Services | In-Law Paralegal John Howard Society JVS Toronto Kinark Child and Family Services | OTT Legal Services Oudit Rai Law Office Park Place for Youth Port Hope Police Service |
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