Is Canada Forcing 1.3M Workers to Leave? ft. Nir Rozenberg

Описание: Are 1.3 million foreign workers facing an exodus? We uncover Canada’s new LMIA restrictions and the hidden crisis crushing local businesses today.
In this episode, we break down:

The dramatic shift in Canada's LMIA program from a simple process to a heavily restricted and audited system.

How the new 6% unemployment rule is practically acting as a ban on low-wage foreign workers across most of the country.

The reality of the 1.3 million work permits expiring by 2026 and why employers are struggling to retain their essential staff.

The United Nations report comparing aspects of the temporary foreign worker program to contemporary slavery and Canada's regulatory response.

The impossible new banking attestations required for businesses, and expert advice for immigrants currently stuck in a vanishing PR pathway.

Hosts: Paul Micucci
Guests: Nir Rozenberg

Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
01:04 What the LMIA program was originally designed to do
03:46 Do the new LMIA restrictions feel like an outright ban?
05:57 The 6% unemployment rule and the cap on low-wage workers
09:04 Why approved LMIAs are still resulting in work permit refusals
11:42 The removal of PR points for job offers and Express Entry impact
17:01 The UN report: Is the temporary foreign worker system broken?
22:13 Balancing enforcement against fraud with the needs of genuine employers
26:26 The real labor shortage: Are locals willing to fill these vacancies?
31:11 Exposing fraudulent LMIA schemes and people "gaming the system"
34:37 How to build a stronger LMIA system through proper ground enforcement
41:03 The new near-impossible bank attestation requirements for businesses
43:23 The rise and regulation of licensed immigration consultants
49:32 Critical advice for workers currently on expiring Canadian work permits

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