Working Partner
Aug 15th 2007 | 6:51 am
#1
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From: Ayr Scotland
Working Partner
Hi Guys. If one partner gets a job before moving out , i'm under the impression the other half cant work for at least a year. Does that mean nothing at all, not even a wee cash in hand ...How do people manage with only one wage.Thanks and Regards garry.
Aug 15th 2007 | 7:07 am
#2
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Joined: Mar 2005
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From: Ontario
Re: Working Partner
People work for cash. There are all kinds of jobs in farming, construction and hospitality that don't require a work permit.
Aug 15th 2007 | 7:15 am
#3
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From: Okotoks, Alberta
Re: Working Partner
Hi Garry,
I am trying to get a positive LMO with a plumbing company at the moment and then go on and get my WP (work permit). Our consultant has mentioned, that when I get my WP (which will be tide to that job), my wife can get an open WP and go for any job?
Not sure if this is 100%, but do some research to find out?
Cheers mate, all the best,
Carl
I am trying to get a positive LMO with a plumbing company at the moment and then go on and get my WP (work permit). Our consultant has mentioned, that when I get my WP (which will be tide to that job), my wife can get an open WP and go for any job?
Not sure if this is 100%, but do some research to find out?
Cheers mate, all the best,
Carl
Aug 15th 2007 | 7:18 am
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Re: Working Partner
Hi
If you get a work permit as a plumber, then your spouse would be able to apply for an open work permit as a plumber is skill level B in the NOC.
Hi Garry,
I am trying to get a positive LMO with a plumbing company at the moment and then go on and get my WP (work permit). Our consultant has mentioned, that when I get my WP (which will be tide to that job), my wife can get an open WP and go for any job?
Not sure if this is 100%, but do some research to find out?
Cheers mate, all the best,
Carl
I am trying to get a positive LMO with a plumbing company at the moment and then go on and get my WP (work permit). Our consultant has mentioned, that when I get my WP (which will be tide to that job), my wife can get an open WP and go for any job?
Not sure if this is 100%, but do some research to find out?
Cheers mate, all the best,
Carl
