BCguy pls help:what if my employer wont help me in PNP,what are my options?

[kurt08]

hello BCGuy,ive been reading your answers regarding some questions and i think they are great help to inquirers,i have my questions too.Ive been on a temporary work permit here for almost 9mos,ive read in the BC website that after nine months of continued work you can apply forr a BC PNP,my question is;
1.what if my employer wont sponsor me in applying for the program becoz i have some co-employees who are far ahead with me that their work permit is only being extended,i want my family to be here so i would prefer a PR rather than renew/extend my work permit.
can i apply for another employer who will be willing to sponsor my PNP in BC without putting me in bad taste with my current employer?

2.im on a Pilot Project for LMO as a FOOD AND BEVERAGE SERVER,do my job qualify for PNP?

3.do the PNP have a requirement for wage rates?

4.my wife is a Registered Pharmacist in the Philippines,will her occupation help in the approval of my PNP application?

hope to hear from you.God bless you BCGuy.


hello Leon and BCGuy:

just want to ask if i really need a third party representative to process my PNP or can i do it myself?is an English test a requirement in PNP application?
thanks a lot......I love BC

 

[Leon]

1. If you want to change employment, you will need to find another employer and he has to apply for a new LMO and you get a new work permit for him.

2. You can see what jobs are under the program at http://www.aved.gov.bc.ca/provincialnominee/strategicoccupations/entrylevel.htm and yes, food and beverage server is on there

3. It says on that page, the same as the LMO or higher. The employer will not get an LMO unless he's offering market wage. HRSDC will decide what the market wage is. Employer has to be paying that or more to qualify.

4. Your wifes occupation does not really have to do with your PNP application

 

[kurt08]

thanks Leon for a very prompt reply,i wissh everthing goes well with our PR application here,for all the filipino workers in BC and Alberta MABUHAY TAYONG LAHAT ( VIVA FILIPINO )