Immigration reform for Canada’s recruitment needs is a step in the right direction
At long last, Canada has a federal government that is willing to fix the country’s broken immigration system, and become what it should be: The human resources and recruitment department for the economy.
As a critic of our immigration policy for two decades, author of a book about all the boondoggles and an immigrant myself, I know what’s gone wrong and how necessary reforms are.
All that’s required is a return to the joint Manpower and Immigration Department system.
The way it worked for decades was this: Manpower would monitor the labour market like a hawk, survey employers and provide immigration officials with a list of what type of people and skills were needed and where. Points were adjusted based on employability.
Every year, the flow of people fluctuated according to supply and demand. Some years, a total of 60,000 people were allowed in and some years 150,000. This guaranteed that immigrants found work because they were screened properly to insure their success.
http://opinion.financialpost.com/2012/04/20/immigration-reform-for-canadas-recruitment-needs-is-a-step-in-the-right-direction/
But I already sent the inquiry .. now I think it won't be wise to send another inquiry .. Lets wait for sometimes first ..
