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29 Dec, 2022 | 04:32 AM]
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The Canadian government has identified 5 new engineering occupations that are currently facing labor market needs throughout the country. Earlier this week, Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) expanded the list of eligible in-demand occupations in the Global Talent Stream.
Canada Occupation In Demand List 2023
The Global Talent Stream was established to allow certain skilled workers to obtain a work permit within two weeks of applying. It aims to help innovative companies to grow - by making sure they can access the highly-skilled talent they need quickly.
The 5 new occupations added to the Global Talent Stream on December 22nd are:
The list of eligible in-demand occupations for the GTS changes according to Canada’s labor market needs. The addition of these 5 new occupations likely states an internal need for professionals in the Engineering sector in Canada.
The year 2022 has also seen a growing trend of targeting specific occupations for Canada Immigration – to address the country’s labor market needs, more directly.
Among these measures include:
In a world after COVID, it seems likely that Canada will continue to address its economic needs in a much more targeted manner, given that the country has already identified immigration as a way to meet in-demand labor market needs. Canada continues to face high labor market needs and a growing retiree population.
Employers who hire foreign talent through the GTS must make sure their applications are properly prepared, including creating a Labour Markets Benefits Plan (LMBP) to show their dedication to initiatives that have a long-lasting, positive impact on the needs of the Canadian labor market. Here, the drafting of the application with the help of an immigration consultant can considerably enhance completeness and compliance with program rules.
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