Search results

To me where ever the employers are unfair, voice should be raised against them, asking “Canadian Experience” from candidates who have "world experience" is discrimination and that is why it is illegal to practice in the labour market.

Thanks to all members of this group we have reached to 1251 signatures, I have received comments from all over Canada and around the world. All immigrants regardless of their country of origin are facing common employability barriers. Ontario Human Rights Commission has now recognized "Canadian...

1200 Plus had signed the petition against “Canadian Experience” a systemic unfair employment barrier to new immigrants to Canada With great pleasure, I would like to inform you that more and more new comers to Canada and local Canadians are speaking up, against “Canadian Experience”, a systemic...

Thank you for supporting it, please do encourage your circle of friends to sign it as well, so far 1200 plus signature received to support the petition.

on-hold, I agree with your example of "South African doctor and a Kirghiz doctor" about the difference in learning environment, however UK has made it simple to answer your question, in UK they give paid internships to all International Medical Graduates(IMG) in their medial profession under the...

on-hold, thanks for supporting, I agree with your analysis, however we need to document this silent discrimination and petition is the best way to document as a testimony.

Thank you Sana, :) for signing the petition, it is great to see this forum is supporting the petition.

Internationally educated new comer professionals to Canada are facing two common systemic unfair employment barriers, 1) credentials not recognized, 2) wealth of knowledge and experience they bring from the world is not valued by the employers in Canada. The irony is internationally educated...