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Canadian workers taking up foreign jobs

Canada, 7th June: These days, it is not uncommon to see Canadian workers being hired for working in foreign nations.
Canada government to help immigrant caregivers sue former employers

Canada, 1st June: Canada government feels committed to help immigrants working as caregivers in Canada get wages from their employers.
US visa rules must be eased—US luxury sector

United States, 30th May: US luxury industry is urging the US government to ease US visa rules if it wants to attract increased number of foreign...
UK immigrants fill one in five low-skilled jobs

United Kingdom, 27th May: Nearly one out of every five workers on low-skilled jobs in the UK happens to be an immigrant, findings of recent...
Latest version of US Startup Visa Bill interests NRIs

United States, 24th May: New US Startup Visa version is inviting increased interest from a large number of NRIs.
Immigrants with professional degrees work at low paying jobs in Canada

Canada, 22nd May: Many foreigners having degrees in engineering, law and medicine work at low-paying jobs in Canada after immigrating here.
Doctors, dentists, lawyers earn $180k plus in US

United States, 20th May: Lawyers, dentists and doctors are the highest-paid government workers in the US, states the latest revelation by the...
Healthcare professionals in great demand in the US

United States, 20th May: US is experiencing a huge demand for healthcare professionals including nurses, doctors and all those involved in...
New Zealand investor visa process simplified

New Zealand, 19th May: Immigration New Zealand has introduced certain changes in the process of New Zealand investor visas in order to make the...
Green energy, healthcare and finance hot sectors of the future in New Zealand

New Zealand, 18th May: New Zealand will experience higher demand for professionals in financial services, healthcare, green energy and...
Alberta workers being allured by Australian companies

Canada, 16th May: A large number of Australian firms are hunting for qualified workers in engineering, oil and gas and mining sectors to work in...
Foreign student license of Glasgow Caledonian University reinstated

United Kingdom, 15th May: The international license of Glasgow Caledonian University has been reinstated by the UK Border Agency.
US visa process needs overhaul

United States, 14th May: US visa system is in immediate need of reform if it wants to attract increased number of foreign visitors, states US...
Immigrant initiatives help immigrants succeed in Canada

Canada, 12th May: New immigrants in Canada are getting help through mentoring programs for settling here.
Demand for US H-1B visas diminishes

United States, 11th May: US H-1B visas, which were once the most favored route of US immigration for many international professionals, seem to be...
IT professionals can demand higher salary this year-Survey

Canada, 11th May: IT professionals will have an upper hand in negotiating better pay packages as the economy begins recovery, findings of a recent...

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Immigrating to Canada

New Program in Canada to Admit Skilled Labors
Mon, 05/06/2013 - 09:47

The federal government declared that the program is focused to admit about 3,000 applicants as immigrants in the first year.

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Jobs

Immigrants deserve a better support from the Employers
Fri, 05/03/2013 - 19:26

Canada is a land of immigrants, as known by all. The immigrants prefer coming to this country due to the welcoming approach of the residents here...
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Health & Lifestyle

Tougher language rules to help immigrants, Canada
Tue, 04/30/2013 - 13:01

Not just immigrants, Canada too will gain as a result of new tougher language provisions introduced recently.

Language barriers bad...
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Evergreen

Entering US on student visa and getting a US citizenship
Mon, 05/06/2013 - 18:25

There are instances when an immigrant comes to United States on a student visa, but, after he or she enters the states, there could be a change in...
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