job adverts - how long should they be advertised for
Mar 18th 2009, 3:07 pm
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job adverts - how long should they be advertised for
Hi
The company that has offered my husband work is not too sure of the immigration process.
Were trying to help him out as much as we can, he needs to submit an LMO but what I need to know is how long does he have to advertise a job for;
I'd heard it was 7 days with the new list etc
but I've also read it was 3 months
Which is right or are both wrong lol
The company that has offered my husband work is not too sure of the immigration process.
Were trying to help him out as much as we can, he needs to submit an LMO but what I need to know is how long does he have to advertise a job for;
I'd heard it was 7 days with the new list etc
but I've also read it was 3 months
Which is right or are both wrong lol
Mar 18th 2009, 3:49 pm
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Re: job adverts - how long should they be advertised for
I believe that it's a minimum of two weeks now (used to be 3 months but recently changed) - 7 days is only for occupations on the OUP lists.
And remember that it has to be nationwide so they'll need to put it on the internet and national newspapers rather than just local ones.
Hope that helps.
And remember that it has to be nationwide so they'll need to put it on the internet and national newspapers rather than just local ones.
Hope that helps.
Mar 18th 2009, 3:54 pm
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Re: job adverts - how long should they be advertised for
Thank you that helps very much
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Mar 18th 2009, 5:05 pm
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Re: job adverts - how long should they be advertised for
I believe that it's a minimum of two weeks now (used to be 3 months but recently changed) - 7 days is only for occupations on the OUP lists.
And remember that it has to be nationwide so they'll need to put it on the internet and national newspapers rather than just local ones.
Hope that helps.
And remember that it has to be nationwide so they'll need to put it on the internet and national newspapers rather than just local ones.
Hope that helps.
"Employers Recruitment Efforts and Workforce Reductions
Effective March 16, 2009, employers will be required to submit evidence of recruitment efforts undertaken and a completed questionnaire when they apply for an Expedited Labour Market Opinion.
2. Expedited LMOs are only available for BC/Alberta in the following jobs, see: http://www.hrsdc.gc.ca/eng/workplace...occlista.shtml
3. Here are the advertising requirements for employers, most require advertising in the job bank for a minimum of 2 weeks.
http://www.hrsdc.gc.ca/eng/workplace...ment.shtml#aar
