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FSW 2014 Managerial positions let network here 0711/0712/0811/0911/0112/0113/012

I have already resubmitted in August.
If they wanted to charge it means everything was ok.
 
That's good. Thank you for that information.
 
Anyone from August managerial roles whose cc got charged.
 
Current update on fee charging & PER on the 26 Nov. 14 at 18:17 GMT
Latest CC Charged: 11 September
Latest DD encashed:13 August
Latest PER:5 August
Total CIC Apps: is 10,416 and not 9,939 as reported by CIC
 
ksa0510 said:
Current update on fee charging & PER on the 26 Nov. 14 at 18:17 GMT
Latest CC Charged: 11 September
Latest DD encashed:13 August
Latest PER:5 August
Total CIC Apps: is 10,416 and not 9,939 as reported by CIC
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Thnks for the update.
 
I really dont know if these listed managerial roles apps are specially assessed,but it wasnt stated anywhere.
waiting...
noc 0712
app recvd nov 12.
 
Current update on fee charging & PER on the 26 Nov. 14 at 19:33 GMT
Latest CC Charged: 11 September
Latest DD encashed:13 August
Latest PER:6 August(FROM 5TH AUG TO 6TH AUG)
Total CIC Apps: 10,416 and not 9,939 as reported by CIC
Captured NOCs within the current cap as observed on the global Spreadsheet
9/2/2014-2171,1113
9/4/2014-2281
9/8/2014-0112,1123
9/9/2014-0113,1111,2133
9/10/2014-0111,2172,3112
9/11/2014-0712
 
ksa0510 said:
Current update on fee charging & PER on the 26 Nov. 14 at 19:33 GMT
Latest CC Charged: 11 September
Latest DD encashed:13 August
Latest PER:6 August(FROM 5TH AUG TO 6TH AUG)
Total CIC Apps: 10,416 and not 9,939 as reported by CIC
Captured NOCs within the current cap as observed on the global Spreadsheet
9/2/2014-2171,1113
9/4/2014-2281
9/8/2014-0112,1123
9/9/2014-0113,1111,2133
9/10/2014-0111,2172,3112
9/11/2014-0712
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Hello KSA,

You are just GR8888888888888....

Best regards,
spk
 
Annushka said:
Anyone from August managerial roles whose cc got charged.
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I am a Sept applicant, CC was charged on 25 Nov.
 
Hi

I am NOC 0013 Applicant. Application Received on 22nd Oct 2014.

Am a Private Limited Company Director.
 
Current update on fee charging & PER on the 27 Nov. 14 at 18:23 GMT
Latest CC Charged: 15 September
Latest DD encashed:3 September
Latest PER:7 August
Total CIC Apps: 10,416
 
Canada’s highest (and lowest) paying jobs of 2014

Peter Harris| Nov 25, 2014 04:15 pm
"As 2014 draws to a close, and many people start formulating their New Year’s resolutions and goals for 2015, we thought that it was a good time to take a look back at some of the country’s most (and least) lucrative jobs to have.

To start in the middle, according to Statistics Canada, the average wage for Canadian employees is currently $928 per week – or just about $48,250 a year – based on a 40-hour workweek. Most of the jobs on our high paying list earn at least three times that much in 2014. (And the lowest paying occupations paid less than half the average.)

The highest paying jobs in Canada:

Specialist physicians at the high end of the pay scale they can earn over $375,000
Dentist – $287,303
Family physicians – $272,750
Lawyers at the top end of the pay scale make $272,550
Judges $176,800
Senior Managers of Goods Production, Utilities, Transportation, and Construction – $165,000
Senior managers in Finance and Communications can earn $160,000
Actuaries earn $155,000
Engineering managers – $137,000
Top paid Airline Pilots make $138,000
Of course most of the country’s lowest paying jobs will simply pay the minimum wage of whatever region the job happens to be located in. Towards the low end of the scale that is roughly $9.95 an hour earning someone just over $20,000 – assuming they worked full time and were paid for 40 hours a week.

The lowest paying jobs in Canada:

Sewing machine operator – $19,760
Cashier – $20,700
Ironing, pressing and finishing occupations $20,700
Artisans $21,320
Bartender – $21,000
Harvesting labourer – $19,750
Service station attendant – $19,750
Food and beverage server – $22,000
Food counter attendant / kitchen help – $19,750
Babysitters, nannies, and parent’s helpers – $19,750
Of course this doesn’t take into account tipping. Bartenders and wait staff, particularly at higher end establishments can make very comfortable incomes with low hourly wages but the bulk of their income coming from tips. (See Confessions of the $100,000 waitress)

The Federal government’s Working in Canada website breaks down the salaries for different occupation by province and even by city. It’s a useful tool for seeing how your paycheque measures up – and preparing for your next salary negotiation."

For more info : http://www.workopolis.com/content/advice/article/canadas-highest-and-lowest-paying-jobs-of-2014?CID=721:19L:14946
 
Annushka said:
Anyone from managerial roles?
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I am from managerial role, cc charged on November 25, 2014.
 
ksa0510 said:
Canada's highest (and lowest) paying jobs of 2014

Peter Harris| Nov 25, 2014 04:15 pm
"As 2014 draws to a close, and many people start formulating their New Year's resolutions and goals for 2015, we thought that it was a good time to take a look back at some of the country's most (and least) lucrative jobs to have.

To start in the middle, according to Statistics Canada, the average wage for Canadian employees is currently $928 per week – or just about $48,250 a year – based on a 40-hour workweek. Most of the jobs on our high paying list earn at least three times that much in 2014. (And the lowest paying occupations paid less than half the average.)

The highest paying jobs in Canada:

Specialist physicians at the high end of the pay scale they can earn over $375,000
Dentist – $287,303
Family physicians – $272,750
Lawyers at the top end of the pay scale make $272,550
Judges $176,800
Senior Managers of Goods Production, Utilities, Transportation, and Construction – $165,000
Senior managers in Finance and Communications can earn $160,000
Actuaries earn $155,000
Engineering managers – $137,000
Top paid Airline Pilots make $138,000
Of course most of the country's lowest paying jobs will simply pay the minimum wage of whatever region the job happens to be located in. Towards the low end of the scale that is roughly $9.95 an hour earning someone just over $20,000 – assuming they worked full time and were paid for 40 hours a week.

The lowest paying jobs in Canada:

Sewing machine operator – $19,760
Cashier – $20,700
Ironing, pressing and finishing occupations $20,700
Artisans $21,320
Bartender – $21,000
Harvesting labourer – $19,750
Service station attendant – $19,750
Food and beverage server – $22,000
Food counter attendant / kitchen help – $19,750
Babysitters, nannies, and parent's helpers – $19,750
Of course this doesn't take into account tipping. Bartenders and wait staff, particularly at higher end establishments can make very comfortable incomes with low hourly wages but the bulk of their income coming from tips. (See Confessions of the $100,000 waitress)

The Federal government's Working in Canada website breaks down the salaries for different occupation by province and even by city. It's a useful tool for seeing how your paycheque measures up – and preparing for your next salary negotiation."

For more info : http://www.workopolis.com/content/advice/article/canadas-highest-and-lowest-paying-jobs-of-2014?CID=721:19L:14946
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