- Mar 3, 2015
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- Visa Office......
- Abu Dhabi
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- 03-Jun-2015
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- 01-Apr-2016
Hi all,
I'm just curious....when applying for jobs in Canada, especially online, one is usually asked, "Are you legally entitled to work in Canada?".
I assume that if you are not a citizen or PR or do not have a work permit (i.e. you are looking for work in Canada so that you can immigrate to Canada and establish a life there)...you would have to answer "NO".
I'm just wondering, by answering "NO" is your application automatically rejected??? Does anyone have any experience in finding work through online sites and was successful after answering no to this question?
Any HR professionals that can shed some light on this from their company perspective???
C.
I'm just curious....when applying for jobs in Canada, especially online, one is usually asked, "Are you legally entitled to work in Canada?".
I assume that if you are not a citizen or PR or do not have a work permit (i.e. you are looking for work in Canada so that you can immigrate to Canada and establish a life there)...you would have to answer "NO".
I'm just wondering, by answering "NO" is your application automatically rejected??? Does anyone have any experience in finding work through online sites and was successful after answering no to this question?
Any HR professionals that can shed some light on this from their company perspective???
C.
