British Columbia and New Brunswick Expand Access to Work Permits for Employers in Select Regions
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British Columbia and New Brunswick are expanding access to work permits for employers in rural areas. This new policy gives more flexibility to hire temporary foreign workers.
Introduction
British Columbia and New Brunswick have joined a federal program that allows employers in rural areas to hire temporary foreign workers. This program gives more flexibility to employers in these regions.
What's Changed
The new rules allow employers in rural areas to hire temporary foreign workers without the need for a work permit. This new policy is aimed at addressing labor shortages in these regions.
Who's Affected
This program is relevant to employers in rural areas of British Columbia and New Brunswick who are experiencing difficulties finding workers. It's also relevant to foreign workers who want to work in Canada.
What to do next
- Application for Employment Authorization — Order
- H-1B Work Visa — Order
- Canada Work Permit (LMIA-based / Employer-Specific) — Order
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Source: cicnews.com