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Employers Hiring Cheap Temporary Foreign Workers Instead of Canadian Helicopter Pilots
Experienced Canadian helicopter pilots have expressed their concerns about employers hiring cheap temporary foreign workers instead of them, by denying the experienced pilots these jobs.
Colin R. Singer
January 24, 2019
Survey Reveals Most Canadians Averse to Relocating for Employment Opportunities
A new survey reveals that more than half of Canada’s adult workforce is unwilling to relocate for pursuing employment opportunities, which also throws light on
Colin R. Singer
May 16, 2021
Top Canadian Economist Champions Immigration
Canada must recognize the potential economic advantage that immigrants bring if it wishes to remain globally competitive, according to one of the country’s top economists.
Colin R. Singer
January 24, 2019
Employment Minister Reacts to Foreign Worker Program Abuse by Suspending Food Services Sector
The Employment Minister Jason Kenney suspended Canada’s Fast food sector from the Temporary Worker Program in the wake of program abuse allegations by several McDonald’s
Colin R. Singer
January 24, 2019
Wage Gap Narrowing Between High School Grads and Degree Holders – Statistics Canada
A recent study released by Statistics Canada has revealed that the wage gap between a college or a university degree graduate and a high school
Colin R. Singer
January 24, 2019
Global Talent Remains Underutilized by Canadian Employers
Canadian employers still have plenty of work to do if they truly aim to attract and utilize skilled workers from abroad, according to the president
Colin R. Singer
January 24, 2019
Statistics Show Further Job Growth for March
Once again, Canada added jobs in March and saw the overall unemployment rate drop to 6.9 percent. The latest numbers are spurring further hope of
Colin R. Singer
May 16, 2021
Saskatchewan Announces Changes to Immigrant Nominee Program
The province of Saskatchewan has announced reforms to its Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) that will focus on attracting and retaining the skilled workers that the
Colin R. Singer
January 24, 2019
British Columbia Braces for Worker Shortages as Large Projects Loom
Employers in British Columbia are bracing themselves for more worker shortages, with nearly 50 projects on the go, most of which are in the billion-dollar
Colin R. Singer
January 24, 2019
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