R u waiting for AINP nomination
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Make a copy to cbc and any other TV stations depends on where you are and we can all come together and protest maybe in government office depends on where you are too and match form there to a TV station to show our concern. I can make arrangement for city TV to be present during our protest in Calgary if anybody among you live in Calgary. I know some people will be afraid of doing this but we don't have to be multitude in number even only 10 people is enough. Something has to be done especially for those of you running out of work permit.TrackIT said:
if you made it .please do post . I have e mailed primer ,MR.SOHI , and other authorities !! I think we should all wake up now before its too late . if any one else think and have guts to fight for their rights ,they will support .TrackIT said:
We can all come together and protest in Edmonton. Although am in Calgary but i will definitely come over there so far the AINP office is located there and we can as well arrange for broadcast to come over.PKG92 said:
If this is agreeable, let us set up a convenient time and i know there is no convenient time for anybody but if this is paramount to you all we should give it a shout before it is too late. The best way for government to listen to you is through media believe me.
If this is okay with most people in the forum or any number in the forum please second it and we can create another forum for the purpose of this protest. Please note that there are two way to approach an issue if you want it solved; 1. consultation which most of us have done by writing AINP and nothing good come out of it, 2. Confrontation which we could use by protest and i believe they will listen to us in the way.PKG92 said:
as the first approach ,many of us done I guess !! now we have to gather in media to raise our voice ! well I m not pretty sure why people are still quiet and wanna pack up baggage after so long struggle , paying huge amount on tuition fee or taxes and ending up on nothing .. that is totally unfair .Ray009 said:
Ok bro we need to create a separate thread so that we can see how many are actually willing to participate in protest or writing letter or signing letters.PKG92 said:
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I also submitted my AINP application and am waiting for the result, so I understand everyone's frustration. However, before you take any action, please remember that AINP Terms and Conditions page states that:
"The AINP is not obligated to assess/process any applications submitted. Applications to the AINP are treated as an expression of interest, and as such, will be processed according to quality of the application (completeness, eligibility), labour market information, occupational supply and demand forecasting, AINP application volumes, and / or any other factors at the AINP’s discretion. By submitting an application to the AINP you acknowledge and agree that your application may not be processed in the order received, or at all. Further, the decision to assess / process any particular application, and the outcome of any such assessment / processing, is at the AINP’s sole discretion. Program criteria are eligibility minimums, and meeting program criteria does not guarantee that an applicant’s application will be assessed, processed, or granted."
If you decide to bring this issue to media's attention or to protest in front of the Legislature or AINP office, keep in mind that AINP officials can defend themselves on the ground that applicants all acknowledged and agreed to AINP Terms and Conditions when submitting the application.
Given the fact that many Canadians do not have a job at the moment, I don't think the media, the government, or the general public really care much about what foreign workers like us are going through.
If you decide to approach the media or the government, I think it might be a good idea to explain our struggle and ask for help rather than blame AINP and act like we have the rights to get our applications processed (which is not what AINP Terms and Conditions say).
"The AINP is not obligated to assess/process any applications submitted. Applications to the AINP are treated as an expression of interest, and as such, will be processed according to quality of the application (completeness, eligibility), labour market information, occupational supply and demand forecasting, AINP application volumes, and / or any other factors at the AINP’s discretion. By submitting an application to the AINP you acknowledge and agree that your application may not be processed in the order received, or at all. Further, the decision to assess / process any particular application, and the outcome of any such assessment / processing, is at the AINP’s sole discretion. Program criteria are eligibility minimums, and meeting program criteria does not guarantee that an applicant’s application will be assessed, processed, or granted."
If you decide to bring this issue to media's attention or to protest in front of the Legislature or AINP office, keep in mind that AINP officials can defend themselves on the ground that applicants all acknowledged and agreed to AINP Terms and Conditions when submitting the application.
Given the fact that many Canadians do not have a job at the moment, I don't think the media, the government, or the general public really care much about what foreign workers like us are going through.
If you decide to approach the media or the government, I think it might be a good idea to explain our struggle and ask for help rather than blame AINP and act like we have the rights to get our applications processed (which is not what AINP Terms and Conditions say).