Great to hear from someone who experienced it firsthand! I'm planning to submit my e-APR soon and was getting nervous about it.Yep. And guess who applied for a study permit smack in the middle of that? Got it in 3 weeks.
Great to hear from someone who experienced it firsthand! I'm planning to submit my e-APR soon and was getting nervous about it.Yep. And guess who applied for a study permit smack in the middle of that? Got it in 3 weeks.
You don'tThe irony is that you need to be a citizen to work for the government.
Most job posts that are open to the public at GC Jobs website do not require citizenship. There is a statement that the priority is given to veterans, citizens and PRs.Source?
@zabrodov is right. I know many friends who are working for government on PR. You need to get security clearance. But it's also true some high level security clearance happens only for citizens. Those jobs are out of bound for PR.Source?
Exactly, its absolutely shocking. They already have really good pensions, RRSP employer matching, bonuses, lots of vacations, what more do they want.The people who did not work for 2 years while being paid full salaries now want to go on strike. Lmao, I should switch from the private sector to a government job.
The problem is always the union hahahahaExactly, its absolutely shocking. They already have really good pensions, RRSP employer matching, bonuses, lots of vacations, what more do they want.
Depends on the position some required citizienship, others don't. I have a friend who is on PR and working with the governmentSource?
I stand corrected.Most job posts that are open to the public at GC Jobs website do not require citizenship. There is a statement that the priority is given to veterans, citizens and PRs.
Also I am a source. I have been a permanent federal government employee for almost 3 years and like many here, I am waiting for my citizenship, which I applied for in November, 2022
They can always ask for more lol.Exactly, its absolutely shocking. They already have really good pensions, RRSP employer matching, bonuses, lots of vacations, what more do they want.
Province? It’s Canada wide.Will the spouse visa PR processing be affected due to this strike?? also which province is the strike?
Honestly I'm so pissed, I hope it doesn't affect our ceremony cos I'm scheduled for oath on the 8th of May.Will it be impacting the Oath ceremonies later in the month of April and May?