Just need a help from here. We are about to apply for an LMIA after 4 weeks advertisement. My question is " is kijiji and canadiannanny.ca enough for two additional sites? We posted also in the craigslist but our city is unfortunately not in the choice of advertisement area. TIA
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Totally new to me, but reading through the requirements, I don't see how Kijiji actually targets the two required "under represented" groups you need to target. I would think IRCC might question why you aren't using something like Momster or Indeed for advertising the position. Just my 2 cents.
I have had success with targeted sites.
Www.newcanadianjobs.ca
Www.aboriginaljobboard.ca
Www.canadayouthworks.ca
Www.newcanadianjobs.ca
Www.aboriginaljobboard.ca
Www.canadayouthworks.ca
Apparently, I just got a call today from an LMIA representative and I was told that Canadiannanny.ca does not target underrepresented groups. Wasted my money for that website.
Yup, got the same feedback. Stick with the three above, they are your best bet.
Hi CanadianVisa,
I appreciate there are many heavily discounted options and am happy to take a look at these as well. We process a ton of these applications, and can promise you that in our experience, you tend to get what you pay for. While I have never posted on the two domains that you shared above (and it seems like nobody has as they were created on March 11th of this year, only 10 days ago), we have tried to save money by going with other discounted providers. We have ended up losing thousands in LMIA fees (and more importantly, time) when ESDC officers reject our applications based on incomplete/unacceptable advertisements. I am not referring to the two job boards you you shared yesterday specifically, and maybe it is possible that $15 is enough to actually support an operation capable of helping the indigenous or youth populations of Canada, but in our experience the officers can usually see past this. I work with a large immigration law firm and we now post on eight different underrepresented sources for our clients. This may be overkill, but in this political climate and labour market, our clients prefer to spend more and cover all their bases rather than risk missing out on the processing time required to resubmit after a failed application.
I appreciate there are many heavily discounted options and am happy to take a look at these as well. We process a ton of these applications, and can promise you that in our experience, you tend to get what you pay for. While I have never posted on the two domains that you shared above (and it seems like nobody has as they were created on March 11th of this year, only 10 days ago), we have tried to save money by going with other discounted providers. We have ended up losing thousands in LMIA fees (and more importantly, time) when ESDC officers reject our applications based on incomplete/unacceptable advertisements. I am not referring to the two job boards you you shared yesterday specifically, and maybe it is possible that $15 is enough to actually support an operation capable of helping the indigenous or youth populations of Canada, but in our experience the officers can usually see past this. I work with a large immigration law firm and we now post on eight different underrepresented sources for our clients. This may be overkill, but in this political climate and labour market, our clients prefer to spend more and cover all their bases rather than risk missing out on the processing time required to resubmit after a failed application.
It appears that the comment this is referencing has been removed. Can confirm that Www.newcanadianjobs.ca
Www.aboriginaljobboard.ca
Www.canadayouthworks.ca
Are still yielding approvals as of march 2024.
Hi Benjamin, my employer posted ads on 3 different websites. However, job duty on Job bank is different from two others. I mean Wording is not the same. Will it be a problem? Really nervous because I already submitted lmia application. I read your post and realized this may be a big mistake....
How different? I obviously can't provide advice here, but as long as they are consistent with the job bank/noc code, you should be okay.
I would prefer job portals with better support and pricing. And also something based in Canada and where you can reach out easily to get help.
As per our experience, I would suggest these two as best lmia job advertisement portals-
For Indigenous/Aboriginal community: indigenousJobPortal.ca
For Newcomers/Youth: workfinders.ca
As per our experience, I would suggest these two as best lmia job advertisement portals-
For Indigenous/Aboriginal community: indigenousJobPortal.ca
For Newcomers/Youth: workfinders.ca
Confirming a low wage approval in June of 2024 using the three above.