Hi all.
I'm just wondering what we can do if we suspect someone is taking advantage of the LMO process (not using it properly)
Short version: We're all Canadian individual small business owner/operators... We are in a seasonable industry, this one (Canadian) company is applying for LMO in most provinces even though there're no work right now. (so we're thinking his target is that once the season starts, he doesn't have downtime with his foreign workers, and thus able to put all of his Canadian competitors out of fairly competing against his prices)
We've tried a lot of telephone resources which lead in loops, we've also tried physically driving to the labour process centres in each province where these applications were being filed.
Is there a lawyer we can hire to apply submit our case to any government bodies? (by "we", I mean a group of individual Canadian owner/operators agreeing this isn't a fair situation)
Thanks for all the advice.
I'm just wondering what we can do if we suspect someone is taking advantage of the LMO process (not using it properly)
Short version: We're all Canadian individual small business owner/operators... We are in a seasonable industry, this one (Canadian) company is applying for LMO in most provinces even though there're no work right now. (so we're thinking his target is that once the season starts, he doesn't have downtime with his foreign workers, and thus able to put all of his Canadian competitors out of fairly competing against his prices)
We've tried a lot of telephone resources which lead in loops, we've also tried physically driving to the labour process centres in each province where these applications were being filed.
Is there a lawyer we can hire to apply submit our case to any government bodies? (by "we", I mean a group of individual Canadian owner/operators agreeing this isn't a fair situation)
Thanks for all the advice.