Hiring TFW – Overview of Options
		Key Agencies and Their Roles
		TFW Program Pilot Project for Low-Skilled TFW
			Questions to ask before hiring a Low Skilled TFW The TFW Program - An Overview of the Application Process Step-by-Step Guide for the Application Process Applying for a Social Insurance Number (SIN)
		Third-Party Recruiters/Immigration Representatives
		Foreign Worker Q & A
		Updates on the TFW Program
		TFW Program for Skilled Occupations

Updates on the Temporary Foreign Worker Program

On January 1, 2009 the occupations under pressure list initiative was replaces by new national advertising requirements.

All occupations are subject to minimum advertising requirements.

NOC C and D occupations (low skill)
You will have conducted the minimum recruitment efforts required if you:
Advertise on the National Job Bank for a minimum of fourteen (14) days; and conduct similar recruitment activities consistent with the practice within the occupation.

This must take place a maximum of three (3) months prior to applying for a LMO.

In Addition, you must:
Demonstrate reasonable ongoing recruitment efforts which include communities that traditionally face barriers to employment (Aboriginals, older workers, other disadvantaged groups).

Contact us for more information.