Canadian Provinces Seek Nurses from The Philippines
Canada is seeking to recruit nurses from The Philippines. According to Canadian Visa Professionals, Canada is experiencing a nursing shortage and the country is turning […]
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Canadian Job Market Still Strong with 64,000 Roles Filled
The Canadian job market experienced some growth in the last quarter of 2023. Canadian Visa Professionals could confirm that more than 64,000 roles were filled […]
Canadians Enhance Career Options with Education
Pursuing higher education has the possibility of accelerating an individual’s career growth. This step can also allow them to make a complete career overhaul. This […]
Five of the Best Nations in the World for Working Parents
Some countries are a perfect fit for working parents and offer them valuable support. Canadian Visa Professionals said these provisions thereby help to make their […]
Canada Boosts its Construction Workers without a Status Program for Immigration
In 2019, Canada launched a permanent residence pilot program in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) for 500 out-of-status workers in the construction sector. This launch […]
Canadian Jobs and Wages Rise at Robust Rate
The national unemployment rate in Canada is remaining near a 40-year low Statistics Canada’s newest job survey reported most of the nation’s gains were in […]
Canada’s Economy to Get Boost from British Columbia LNG Project
Gil McGowan, co-chair of Alberta’s energy diversification advisory committee and president of the Alberta Federation of Labor, recently said Alberta could reap an economic boost […]
French Teachers in High Demand across Canada
A shortage of French teachers in Vancouver leads the board to try to bring new teachers. The board decided to participate in Toronto’s job fair.
Companies Enjoy an Advantage Because of Inclusion and Diversity
Knowing what companies are diverse and welcoming to all kinds of employees is important, but it’s smart to know what inclusion in the office actually means.
Taking a Break: The Life of a Canadian Employee
Canada’s workforce is happier than America’s. Many Americans work over the forty-hour-per-week mark while Canadians only average thirty-six to forty hours per week.
