Starting April 1, 2025, Prince Edward Island (PEI) has implemented the Temporary Foreign Worker Protection Act, bringing new licensing requirements for recruiters assisting foreign workers. This change aims to safeguard workers from exploitation while ensuring ethical recruitment practices. Recruiters looking to operate in PEI must now obtain a recruiter license through the official online portal....
Starting April 1, 2025, Prince Edward Island (PEI) will implement the first phase of the Temporary Foreign Workers Protection Act, aiming to improve safeguards for temporary foreign workers. This move is expected to enhance workplace rights, ensure ethical recruitment, and provide greater security for workers contributing to PEI’s economy. Key Changes Under the New Act...
Canada continues to be a dream destination for countless skilled workers, entrepreneurs, and families seeking better opportunities. Among the various pathways available, the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP) stands out as a dynamic and efficient option. This program plays a pivotal role in fulfilling the province’s economic and labor market needs while providing a seamless...
Canada remains one of the most popular destinations for skilled professionals seeking new opportunities, and Manitoba is a prime example of the country’s commitment to welcoming immigrants. Recently, the province launched a new initiative designed to support Temporary Foreign Workers (TFWs) as they transition toward permanent residency. This move comes at a crucial time, offering...
Canada’s labor market is experiencing a significant shift, driven by the growing demand for Temporary Foreign Workers (TFWs). Recent data from Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) reveals a surge in the approval of TFWs across various sectors. This trend, reflecting a doubling of approved TFWs since 2018, underscores the critical role these workers play...
Canada is taking significant steps to enforce regulations within the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP). This program is crucial in addressing labor shortages by allowing employers to hire skilled foreign workers. Recent efforts to penalize non-compliant employers underscore Canada’s commitment to fair treatment and safety for temporary foreign workers. Ensuring Fair Treatment for Temporary Workers...
Canada’s farming sector is grappling with a looming crisis. The federal government’s plan to reduce the number of temporary foreign workers (TFWs) has sparked significant concern among agricultural stakeholders. This decision, intended to alleviate pressure on Canada’s housing market, could severely impact an industry heavily dependent on TFWs. The reduction aims to lower the share...
In Canadian immigration, the Labour Market Impact Assessment stands as a pivotal gateway, shaping the journey for both employers and overseas workers. Formerly known as the Labour Market Opinion (LMO), Canada’s LMIA is a crucial validation ensuring a delicate balance between the needs of Canadian employers and the protection of the local job market. Labor...
In the intricate web of Canada’s labor market, temporary foreign workers (TFWs) have played a pivotal role, particularly in the accommodation and food services as well as the food manufacturing industries. A recent exploration into their sociodemographic journey from 2000 to 2020 sheds light on their transition to permanent residency and their subsequent retention within...
