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Immigration Forum / Canada / February 2008children in Canada
I went to shopping mall and cinema yesterday. Wherever you go, children work. In the best country in the World? Don't they have homework? Of course they cannot compete in sports. They are forced to be cheap labour and taxpayers ASAP. Shame for 'the best country in the World'. The best for 10% of rich, not for the others. > I went to shopping mall and cinema yesterday. > Wherever you go, children work. In the best country in the World? [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > The best for 10% of rich, not for the others. i think u are an indian can you help me on immigration to canada. Sure, welcome! Do you want to work on construction? Drywall, 10 hours/day, including Saturday? Sorry, but all 1$store jobs, and sitting as security are already taken. :-( > Sure, welcome! > Do you want to work on construction? Drywall, 10 hours/day, including > Saturday? > > Sorry, but all 1$store jobs, and sitting as security are already > taken. :-( Thanks for your immediate reply.I'm a computer professional on teaching and administration. No prob in searching for job there but I need to know the procedure to apply for immigration to canada.Eventhough I have people there they are indirectly refusing to help me. So friend can you help me.Are u immigrant there. From where.What are u doing there working/ studying. As skilled applicant, go to the nearest Canadian Embassy: a) fill out your application b) based on your skills, they will give you assesment and 'landed- immigrant' visa c) when you come to Canada, you are on your own IT is good, but not what it used to be. The best paid jobs are, if you are good 'with your hands', carpenter, electritian, ... Do not give your money to anybody who offers 'free-assesments' and to help you with your application. Child can do it, with little patience and focus. They just want your hardly-saved money. The other idea would be to contact IT companies who operate in India. If they can help you with a secure job in Canada, even better. Because, when you come to Canada, employers use those tricks that you don't have experience, to pay you less. Bigger profit for them! Easy game to understand. Yes, you will see many agencies and jobs on the Internet. Example, www.workopolis.com But 10 agents fight for one position. And hudreds of applicants. Many times, nobody even says 'thanks for the resume'. They are trying to survive, too. Canadian 'good-life'. Good luck ... > As skilled applicant, go to the nearest Canadian Embassy: > a) fill out your application [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > times, nobody even says 'thanks for the resume'. > They are trying to survive, too. Canadian 'good-life'. Good luck ... thankyou john if possible give your mail id or other communication means (if u wish.) anyhow thanks a lot. lakki. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/apply-how-simple.asp If working kids annoy You so much, why don't You leave Canada ? It is normal that kids do some easy jobs not only to earn some pocket money but also to learn how the real life is and to have respect for the money and work. ..... anyway it is better to have them working in a free time than running on the street and killing each other (as it is in some other South Asian or Middle East countries)? GA. > I went to shopping mall and cinema yesterday. > Wherever you go, children work. In the best country in the World? [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > The best for 10% of rich, not for the others. compare Canada with Ireland, England, Germany, Switzerland, Norway, Denmark, Austria, Slovenia, Finland, Sweden, France, ... :-) I work 6 months/year for taxes, and want to drive on civilized roads, not 'Cuban streets' in Toronto. |
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