A pause has been put on the Saskatchewan Hard-to-Fill Skills Pilot program, for a program review that is set to conclude in Spring 2024. Occupations in the healthcare, agriculture, or value-added agriculture sectors are excluded from the closure.<\/p>\n
Under the program, which was initiated in December 2021 \u201cfor intermediate and low-skilled workers in eligible, high-demand occupations,\u00a0\u00bb workers with a job approval letter from an employer were eligible to apply for the Saskatchewan Immigration Nominee Program after working for as little as six months with that employer.<\/p>\n
The provincial government said that it would continue processing employer-approved forms submitted before January 11, and it would consider applications that were added until January 22 for existing employees in the province.<\/p>\n
Saskatchewan said that the program category was paused as it had reached capacity on nominations, and it was a temporary category with fixed allocations.<\/p>\n
\u00ab\u00a0The banner stated that depending on the program demand, thresholds or caps may be implemented to manage the number of applications under this pilot,\u00a0\u00bb\u202fSaskatchewan’s Ministry of Immigration and Career Training said in the emailed response, as per CBC News.<\/p>\n
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