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HR Toolbox: A Complete Guide To The LMIA Process In Canada (Video)

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Are you an employer looking to hire foreign workers in Canada? Understanding the Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) process is crucial for ensuring compliance and successful hiring.

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Ellie Slavens
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Are you an employer looking to hire foreign workers in Canada? Understanding the Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) process is crucial for ensuring compliance and successful hiring. Join Green and Spiegel's Ellie Slavens, and Madison Kelly, for an informative webinar where they will discuss the LMIA process in Canada, including High Wage, Low Wage, and Global Talent Stream LMIA applications.

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