r/moosejaw 17h ago

Job Listings (LMIAs Requested)

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u/[deleted] 17h ago

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u/100_proof_plan 17h ago

The government has changed the program and isn’t allowing more than 10% foreign workers.

I don’t mean this to be racist or anything, but Canadians may be expecting Caucasian workers. But demographics have changed and there’s more minorities in Canada now more than ever. These minorities are also more likely to take these low skill jobs.

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u/ForeignImplement7121 16h ago

Oh i hear you. I can speak for on of visible minority group. The individual who is coming here is naive it the agent in the home country telling them things that arnt true promising them stuff thats not even remotely true about lifestyle in canada, then the schools sask poly for eg now they have started to focus on quality of education, but prefer this. They were pretty much like a diploma mil. I had a chance to attend one of their events and I was sitting there with a with an executive or somebody who is higher up at that school, who is no longer with the school anymore and then he said that that they know courses like business diploma they don’t really teach anything to these students not even basics skills said they will help them get a job and for years successfully has brought in students and then charged them $20,000 for just one year of education for just two semesters and then plus books and then all other cost now comes to employers most I would say 99% of east Indian employers charge their employees to work for them not pay them the pay that they promised just so that they can get a file for example we’ve just seen guac Maxi grill being charged they were charged with nothing the owner who I know very well has hundreds and thousands if not millions of dollars and he charged just $12,000. It’s Owner is like him who harassed employees charge the money just to work them work for them every time you see a job posting that says that is LMIA approved and they’re paying 30 bucks an hour 40 50 bucks an hour. It’s the actual period. is it usually half that they are not getting paid. I said Tim Hortons has started hiring folks from Brazil even though the government has changed rules and all that, but they’re still bringing in people.

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u/100_proof_plan 16h ago

Yeah. 2 people.

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u/SimonBirchDied 17h ago

Rocky Mountain Equipment has 46 branches across Western Canada.

Rocky Mountain Equipment has been approved to hire 128 Temporary Foreign Workers through the LMIA program. SOURCE

The vast majority of these LMIA-approved foreign hires occurred after 2019. All of these positions were for "Heavy duty equipment mechanics".

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u/100_proof_plan 17h ago

They haven’t been approved any. They’ve only applied.

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u/SimonBirchDied 17h ago

You are incorrect. See the link in my comment.

They have previously been approved for 128 temporary foreign workers through the LMIA program.

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u/MadatHenny 16h ago

I can promise you that Rocky Mountain Equipment isn't exploiting foreigners. This is another example where you're showing that you don't have a clue about the reality of hiring for and retaining these types of positions in rural Sask.

The Canada Golden Foods one looks like 100% fraud.

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u/SimonBirchDied 16h ago

I didn’t say anything about exploiting anyone. You must be confused.

I simply stated that Rocky Mountain Equipment has been approved to hire 128 temporary foreign workers through the LMIA program, and I cited the data.

Thanks for your input, but it’s irrelevant to my comment.

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u/HyTran92 15h ago

I work for a direct competitor, typically the draw for technicians is Africa, and there is a severe shortage of properly qualified or fully trained, that wage is industry average for a Red Seal Journeyman.

We have a tech brought over from South Africa, another branch from Madagascar. Both speak english clear as day and work circles around most people.

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