Any advice for foreign worker (Open LMO) recruitment.

[thomasuk]

I am currently working in London Marriott Hotel as a Night Guest Service Agents. I have over 6 years’ experience in hotel industry within accounts, front office, room service and housekeeping areas. I am hard working, reliable and honest. I can provide excellent work references.

I have completed Master's from UK and finishing my MBA this September from UK. I have an IELTS band score-6.5 with clear police clearance certificate. Also I have a wide range of community, charity fundraising activities experiences.

I am aiming to move to Canada under job offer with an LMO under foreign worker category. Any advice for foreign worker recruitment agency or employer?

Also, I am highly interested to move to Monitobe or in Nova Scotia. Anyone can help me regarding this matter? I do not have any relatives as I am the first person from our family who has graduated from abroad University. I have made my career and success with handwork and honesty.

I would very much appreciate any kind of advice or help.

Many thanks in advanced.

 

[scylla]

My adivce: Try to find a job with a Canadian employer directly rather than going through a foreign worker recruitment agency. If anyone wants to charge you money in exchange for securing you a job, walk away - it's most likely a scam.

 

[thomasuk]

@Scylly,

Thank you for your prompt reply. I have been trying so hard and I have submitted so many application and most case employer doesn't bother to reply at all.

I really want to move to Canada as I think its a wonderful place to live to family and for children too.

However, I have earned and leanred in my life and I am sure something will comeup sooner or later.

Many thanks againa and have a nice weekend.

 

[ErickNL]

Broaden your search as well. Go for jobs that might not be in your field of interest. Better to come here and work while looking for something better. My current employer understands it is likely that I won't be working for them for a full 2 years. We made an agreement that I would stay on till at least January . Seeing as it is quite hard finding a good position that isn't a problem for me. They needed a reliable employee, so that made for a great "you scratch my back, I scratch yours" situation. It might not be the work I was looking for, but I'm having a great time with my colleagues and who knows when another opportunity pops up I'm in a position to meet people personally, go see what the company/location is like, etc. Take a chance you never know where it might take you.

 

[amitdongol]

Hi, I recently got my temporary work permit for canada for 2 years and would be moving to calgary in first week of october. I heard from few friends that when you reach the airport if the LMO from the emloyer is expired(it is expired already on March, 2013), the immigration staff will tell us that we need to find another job and I can not work in the same company I was hired for. Is it true?? I want to be in the safe side since I am migrating with my wife and a daughter. I dont want them to suffer with me.

I will highly appreciate your response.