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az hogy az LMOra megadják a work visat barmelyik reptéren nem a fejemben született,itt kaptam a CanadaHun-on tanácsként mint lehetőség...
szó szerint idézem:
"Én azt javaslom neked is mint másoknak :
1) döntsd el hová akarsz jönni
2) szállj fel egy repülőre és gyere ki, hozd az összes papirodat
3) vegyél ki egy motelszobát, bérelj egy autót és vegyél egy feltöltős telefont.
4) az önéletrajzodban a motel cimét és az új mobilszámod add meg.
5) PÁLYÁZZ!!!!
6) Ha valahová behivnak, akkor már az elején tisztázd, hogy neked work permit kell, tehát ha ezt nem vállalják, akkor hagyd a fenébe azt a helyet.
7) Ha valahol igy felvesznek, akkor a munkahelynek kell megkérni neked az "Labour Market Opinion" nevű engedélyt.
ha ez megvan, akkor bármelyik határon, repülőtéren megkapod a work permitet."
ezt egy már kinnt élő ember írta nekem (akinek köszönöm a segítséget)
tehát most elvesztettem a fonalat...valaki ezt mondja valaki azt...
A 7. pont a gaz, ugyanis a torveny eloirja hogy a munkaadonak eloszor itt K-ban kell keresnie munkaerot, s ha nem talalt akkor vehet fel teged, vagy mast akit akar.
(http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/employers/lmo-basics.asp)
"Labour Market Opinion Basics
As an employer, you must apply for a Labour Market Opinion (<acronym title="Labour Market Opinion">LMO</acronym>) before you can hire a foreign worker or get pre-approval to hire a large number of workers.
A positive Labour Market Opinion will show that there is a need for the foreign worker to fill the job you offer and that there is no Canadian worker available to do the job.
You can find more information about <acronym title="Labour Market Opinion">LMO</acronym>s and application forms at Service Canada’s Foreign Worker Program website, under Related Links at the bottom of this page.
Learn about:
- <a href="http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/employers/lmo-basics.asp#basics" title="The basics of a Labour Market Opinion">The basics of a Labour Market Opinion (<acronym title="Labour Market Opinion">LMO</acronym>)
- Pre-approval to hire foreign workers
When applying for an <acronym title="Labour Market Opinion">LMO</acronym>, you must show:
- The efforts you made to recruit and/or train willing and available Canadian citizens/permanent residents;
- The wages you offer are consistent with the prevailing wage rate paid to Canadians in the same occupation in the region;
- The working conditions for the occupation meet the current provincial labour market standards; and
- Any potential benefits that hiring a foreign worker might bring to the Canadian labour market, such as the creation of new jobs or the transfer of skills and knowledge.
Pre-approval to hire temporary foreign workers
If you are an employer who is hiring foreign workers in an occupation that requires prolonged and/or extensive recruitment and you would like approval in principle before you recruit, you can fill out the application form to hire foreign workers. You might use this process because of the large number of workers being recruited and/or the complexity of the required recruitment.
Leave blank the part of the application form regarding information about the foreign worker. Clearly indicate on the application that this is a request for pre-approval.
Submit the completed application to the nearest Service Canada Centre that processes foreign worker applications. If you have any questions on pre-approvals or on completing the application form, contact the nearest Service Canada Centre that processes foreign workers. You can find a list of these centres under Related Links at the bottom of this page.
When a decision is made about your pre-approval request, you will receive a notice from Service Canada, which explains the decision. You can then start to recruit.
After you have recruited foreign workers and the necessary information about them has been provided to Service Canada, positive <acronym title="Labour Market Opinion">LMO</acronym>s will be issued to each successfully recruited worker. In these cases, you as an employer must meet the conditions of the foreign worker application form and employment contract (if applicable).
Do not recruit if Service Canada refuses your pre-approval request. If you disagree with the Service Canada decision, you may submit any new information that you feel may affect the decision to the Service Canada Centre indicated in the notice.
Once a positive <acronym title="Labour Market Opinion">LMO</acronym> has been issued, you should provide a copy of the confirmation letter to each foreign worker and advise each worker to apply for a work permit and, if necessary, a temporary resident visa at a visa office abroad."
Azam, de mi van ha kozben layoff van mert valtozik a megrendelesek allomanya, akkor bizony a temporary workernek koszonik meg eloszor a munkajat, utana jon a contract-os, s utana a full time employee. S mashol nem dolgozhatsz csak ott ahova az LMO szol.
Az LMO-ra nem a repteren hanem a kovetsegen adjak a work-visat ha van "confirmation letter" a cegtol. Aki ezt a 7 pontos tanacslistat adta, magasrol tett arra hogy mi is lesz veled vagy masokkal. De en nem donthetek helyetted, rajta, sok sikert, ha van sok penzed, felolem elegetheted a jatszoteren.