Hi
What's fair in all this?
I had a 2 year job specific work permit and my partner had her open work permit for 2 years. All LMIA approved at the port of entry in Toronto and my contract was up northern Ontario in August 2017. To cut the story short. Up until September18th the employer had no work left for me. Bearing in mind he verbally stated. I was furious and i said now where does this leave me and no warning. He didnt care. I was under the 3 month probationary period even though i signed a job contract too, law states he can do This.
This left us upset and frustrated. What else could we do. So we moved down south and i luckily found another employer who is prepared to go through the whole LMIA and sponsorship and hiring process under the same conditions as before. We were delighted in knowing their are decent people around these days..
Since all this, whilst in canada, my father fell very poorly so we had to depart to the uk to help my mother cope, which was on October 19th 2017.
can someone please give constructive advice, regarding why didn't immigration or anyone help us when we needed it?
And what the rules are in these circumstances?
We feel this is somewhat very unfair and we feel that canada neglected us our legal rights in a crisis like we encountered.
What's fair in all this?
I had a 2 year job specific work permit and my partner had her open work permit for 2 years. All LMIA approved at the port of entry in Toronto and my contract was up northern Ontario in August 2017. To cut the story short. Up until September18th the employer had no work left for me. Bearing in mind he verbally stated. I was furious and i said now where does this leave me and no warning. He didnt care. I was under the 3 month probationary period even though i signed a job contract too, law states he can do This.
This left us upset and frustrated. What else could we do. So we moved down south and i luckily found another employer who is prepared to go through the whole LMIA and sponsorship and hiring process under the same conditions as before. We were delighted in knowing their are decent people around these days..
Since all this, whilst in canada, my father fell very poorly so we had to depart to the uk to help my mother cope, which was on October 19th 2017.
can someone please give constructive advice, regarding why didn't immigration or anyone help us when we needed it?
And what the rules are in these circumstances?
We feel this is somewhat very unfair and we feel that canada neglected us our legal rights in a crisis like we encountered.