Traduction de «Travailleur étranger temporaire » (Français → Anglais) :

temporary foreign worker [ visitor worker ]

Temporary Foreign Workers Guidelines [ Processing Temporary Workers | Temporary Entry of Business Persons (NAFTA) ]

Canada's Temporary Foreign Worker Program: A New Design

migrant worker [ emigrant worker | foreign labour | foreign worker | immigrant worker ]

posted worker [4.7] [ posting of workers ]

foreign employee | foreign worker

foreign employee | foreign worker

temporary employee | temporary worker | short-term worker

* The better integration of legal migrants living and working in the EU, with a special emphasis on the equal treatment of legally employed foreign workers and the policies which aim at non-discrimination of third country nationals; special attention should be given to the fight against racism and xenophobia and to education and training including the vocational integration of students in their countries of origin; ways of regulating demand and supply of low skilled labour, e.g. through temporary working permits, in view of a radical reduction of the pull factor for illegal migration into the EU.

The regulations will provide for three of the essential tools that we talk about in the temporary foreign worker redesign; that is, one, sectoral agreements where HRDC, Human Resources Development Canada, will enter into agreements with sectors of the economy to facilitate the entry of temporary foreign workers in exchange for the industry doing its bit to train and develop Canadian workers; secondly, for employer agreements based on the same sort of premise, that in exchange for facilitating the entry of temporary foreign workers to meet specifically defined skill shortages for that employer, the employer will agree to take action to ...[+++]train and develop Canadian workers; third is the potential for occupation lists that can be very specific on skill shortages—it can be very specific for a region where they are experiencing specific shortages.

(Return tabled) Question No. 78 Hon. John McCallum: With regard to processing times for visa and immigration applications, what is, by year and using the 80% of applications completed benchmark, the average wait time and success rate, including total number of applications received and approved for each processing centre, for: (a) Family Class, specifically (i) spouses and partners, (ii) children and dependents, (iii) parents and grandparents; (b) Permanent Economic Residents, specifically, (i) federal skilled workers, (ii) Quebec skilled workers, (iii) the provincial nominee program, broken down by province, (iv) live-in caregivers, (v) Canadian experience class, (vi) federal business immigrants, (vii) Quebec business immigra ...[+++]nts; (c )Temporary Economic Residents, specifically (i) International Students, (ii) Temporary Foreign Workers; (d) Temporary Resident Visas, specifically (i) Temporary Resident Visa, (ii) Work Visa, (iii) ten-year Super Visa?

I do find it a bit peculiar that we should be criticized for allowing the temporary foreign worker program by people who have asked for faster access to temporary foreign workers, including Mr. Lamoureux, who actually wrote me, as did Mr. Trudeau, who wrote officials seeking streamlined access to temporary foreign workers for “his father's favourite restaurant” in Montreal.