LMIA Application
Introduction To LMIA For Employers
Employers Top LMIA Concerns
1. Demonstrating a Need: Employers must demonstrate that they have a real need for hiring foreign workers due to a lack of suitable Canadian citizens or permanent residents to fill job opportunities.
2. Pay and employment Offer: Employers must make a complete employment offer to the foreign worker, including information on pay, working conditions, and benefits that meet or exceed the current wage rates in Canada.
3. Recruitment Efforts: Employers must make extensive recruitment efforts to hire Canadian citizens or permanent residents before considering international labour. During the LMIA process, these efforts are rigorously examined.
4. Impact on the Labor Market: Employers must demonstrate that recruiting foreign workers will not have a negative impact on the Canadian job market. Wages, working conditions, and employment prospects for Canadians are all included.
5. Compliance with Regulations: Employers are expected to follow all immigration requirements and employment standards during the hiring process and for the term of the foreign worker’s employment.
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Navigating The LMIA Process
Navigating the LMIA process can be difficult, requiring tight documentation, meeting deadlines, and adhering to government laws. Employers should get expert advice and legal counsel to ensure the process works smoothly and in conformity with Canadian immigration regulations.
Whether you are a Canadian business trying to hire foreign workers or a foreign worker looking for job possibilities in Canada, our experienced team is here to help you understand and effectively manage the LMIA process.
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