Dollarama Jobs in Canada: Store Roles and How to Apply

Dollarama is a Canadian value retailer with more than 1,600 stores across the country and a goal of operating 2,200 stores by 2035, according to the company. Most Dollarama jobs are in its stores, but the company also hires for its distribution centre and warehouses and for its head office in Montreal. This guide explains the main roles, what Dollarama says about training and career growth, and how to apply on its official careers site.

Store Roles at Dollarama

Dollarama’s careers site describes three levels of store positions:

  • Store Associate – performs the general operations of the store and supports the receiving of merchandise, placing products on the shelves according to company standards.
  • Team Leader and Assistant Team Leader – support the store managers in running the store day to day, supervising, training and motivating store associates and making sure company policies are followed.
  • Store Manager and Assistant Store Manager – manage the daily operations of the store, including visual merchandising, performance management, recruiting and training new employees, scheduling and inventory.

Distribution Centre, Warehouse and Head Office Jobs

Beyond its stores, Dollarama employs hundreds of people at its distribution centre and warehouses in the Montreal area, including Laval. The company has also announced a new distribution centre in the Calgary area, expected to begin operations by the end of 2027, and it is already posting management and supervisory roles for that site. Its head office in Montreal has teams in areas such as accounting, finance, human resources, information technology, logistics, purchasing, real estate and replenishment. These positions are listed separately on jobs.dollarama.com.

Pay and Benefits

Dollarama says that it offers flexible work conditions, competitive wages and benefits, and meaningful career advancement opportunities. Its careers site does not publish a standard hourly rate for store positions. Pay depends on the position and on the province, since each province sets its own minimum wage, so ask about the starting rate and the benefits you would be eligible for during the hiring process.

Training and Career Growth

According to Dollarama, all new employees receive training on topics such as technical skills, health and safety, and harassment and discrimination, and training hours are paid. The company says it uses its performance reviews to identify advancement opportunities, and the store team is organised in levels, from Store Associate to Team Leader and then to Store Manager, which gives employees a clear path to grow within the company.

Who These Jobs Suit

  • People looking for a retail job in a store close to home
  • Students and others who want flexible hours
  • Retail workers with some experience who are ready to lead a team as a Team Leader
  • Experienced supervisors interested in store management
  • People with warehouse, logistics or office experience looking at the distribution centre or head office

Tips for Your Application

  • Apply to the stores you can reach easily, and be clear about the days and hours you can work.
  • Mention any retail, cash handling, stocking or customer service experience.
  • For Team Leader or management roles, give examples of times you supervised or trained other people.
  • Dollarama publishes an employment fraud warning on its careers site. Apply only through its official website, and never pay anyone to apply or to get hired.

How to Apply for Dollarama Jobs

  1. Go to the Careers section of Dollarama’s official website.
  2. For store jobs, choose the position you are interested in: Store Associate, Team Leader or Store Manager.
  3. Select your preferred location and complete the application.
  4. For distribution centre, warehouse or head office jobs, click View Open Positions to see the current postings on jobs.dollarama.com.

Jobifox is an independent website and is not affiliated with Dollarama. Applications are made on Dollarama’s official careers site.