Anyone ever have a job change for the PA and had to report it to the IRCC during a processing application? How did you do it? Does it really matter if they have a job or are unemployed at the moment? (as long as IRCC is notified of course). He is an American Citizen by the way.
This isn't virus-related by the way. This is a long slew of problems we've had with this one employer.
Literally, they are never paying him the right amount of money and due to the virus, looking for a job right now may not be all that favorable, but this time they have really f**ked us and have kept an entire pay because of some loophole (I'm not getting into it, all you need to know is he is owed 150 hours worth of work prior to that, and this whole paycheck of another 80 hours)
I guess my worry is that something will go wrong with immigration because he quits or something. At this point, I don't even care about an unemployment claim, we are just frustrated that he is still working for a company that's doing this to him. Why even bother going at this point if he's not getting paid? Especially now where they've done NOTHING to make sure he is safe on the job for this pandemic.
We would literally take the hit and just have him quit and see if he can find another job IF it wouldn't affect his application. But this has gone too far... I can't afford to make more work for myself so... does he just stay and put up with it for the time being until he comes here? My #1 priority is not making things look in a negative light for his application. I need advice.
