Canadian Work Permit
Before hiring foreign workers in the majority of immigration situations, companies must submit a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) application. An employee in Canada must demonstrate that no permanent resident or Canadian worker is qualified to perform the job, which is why hiring foreign workers is necessary in order to receive a positive LMIA. positions will be necessary, and these firms can show that they have intensified their efforts to hire Canadian citizens and permanent residents.
Therefore, an LMIA applicant must demonstrate the following:
- Efforts made to hiring of current Canadian citizens and permanent residents.
- The salaries provided to the employees are in line with the going wage rate for Canadian citizens and permanent residents.
- Workplace conditions are compliant with current provincial labour market norms.
- The hiring of a foreign worker may have positive effects on the Canadian labour market, such as the creation of new jobs and the transfer of skills.
- Plans for the transition to higher pay
