This is a joke, right? Please tell me this is a joke.CEC's will fill up these jobs by the end of the year.
This is a joke, right? Please tell me this is a joke.CEC's will fill up these jobs by the end of the year.
It'd be good to have a Google of something like, "easiest countries to emigrate to in Europe". I found two websites now that mentioned Spain and Portugal as good options. Not sure if the below might help.A little help here, does anyone know of any European country that’s easy to immigrate to with your family ? For example, student visa that also gives option for dependent spouse/child ? I was looking at Poland but apparently no dependent spouse
Aren’t most CECs already working and contributing to the economy? It would be myopic for IRCC to depend on CEC to fill up all those positions.CEC's will fill up these jobs by the end of the year.
Unfortunately most of those jobs are service sector positions (retail, hospitality, etc.), as per the article. That's not really what FSWs are looking for, I would imagine.They need people alright.
There are more than 800,000 job vacancies according to a RBC report on economic outlook (https://thoughtleadership.rbc.com/are-sky-high-job-vacancies-in-canada-around-for-a-while/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=salesforce&utm_campaign=data+insight).
Oh, yeah. For sure! It's not an ideal situation at all. I really hope the pandemic has fueled the will to move away from paper-based apps and towards enabling Officers to get their jobs done easily online. Not sure if that's possible remotely (security restrictions and such), but better tech systems are most welcome if that enables speedier processing. And perhaps even easier access to GCMS info, which was something an article I read recently mentioned IRCC was looking into, from what I remember.it does make sense. but, it also points to the fact that they have serious tech issues. Hence, I think the conversation around investing more into upgrading tech.
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thanks a lotIt'd be good to have a Google of something like, "easiest countries to emigrate to in Europe". I found two websites now that mentioned Spain and Portugal as good options. Not sure if the below might help.
CEC's are super people, they can do two jobs once IRCC meets their yearly quota by the end of the year and they get their PR.Aren’t most CECs already working and contributing to the economy? It would be myopic for IRCC to depend on CEC to fill up all those positions.
Let’s imagine IRCC welcomes 200,000 CECs at the end of this year (almost impossible). Even if they did 2 jobs how will they fill up 800,000 vacant roles? LolCEC's are super people, they can do two jobs once IRCC meets their yearly quota by the end of the year and they get their PR.
Many FSW take up these jobs initially while trying to set foot on the country’s terrain until they can find a more specialized/expert-role jobUnfortunately most of those jobs are service sector positions (retail, hospitality, etc.), as per the article. That's not really what FSWs are looking for, I would imagine.
Indeed, but this can be good news for us, hot shots candidates, who might need "survival jobs" and a way to start gaining that "Canadian experience" once we land.Unfortunately most of those jobs are service sector positions (retail, hospitality, etc.), as per the article. That's not really what FSWs are looking for, I would imagine.
I will probably run out of savings by the third month. After the first month of landing I need to find an some survival jobs. It was a big concern for me.Many FSW take up these jobs initially while trying to set foot on the country’s terrain until they can find a more specialized/expert-role job
it's complex.Many FSW take up these jobs initially while trying to set foot on the country’s terrain until they can find a more specialized/expert-role job
Just like it was myopic for them to blindly send out invites or accept 90k extra pr applications without setting up the digital infrastructure or manpower to process it? Oh yeah, IRCC would never do aaannything shortsighted. They make smart data-driven decisions!Aren’t most CECs already working and contributing to the economy? It would be myopic for IRCC to depend on CEC to fill up all those positions.