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Citizenship and Immigration committee  The pilot offers us enough flexibility and leeway so we can address all the NOC codes that are needed. Previously, we had smaller numbers for that, so with the pilot and with the ability to fast-track the permanent residency, that NOC code issue shouldn't be a problem. We're also

May 29th, 2017Committee meeting

Charles Ayles

May 29th, 2017Committee meeting

Charles Ayles

Citizenship and Immigration committee  No. NOC Ds tend to be more difficult, although we can use them through the provincial nominee program. On the forestry-specific issues right now, we're working closely with the industry. We've identified a number of places in eastern Europe that have similar forest practices to

May 29th, 2017Committee meeting

Charles Ayles

Citizenship and Immigration committee  No, it has to be a full-time job.

May 29th, 2017Committee meeting

Charles Ayles

May 29th, 2017Committee meeting

Charles Ayles

Citizenship and Immigration committee  We've had discussions on how many hours constitute a full-time year. If you could get 10 months per year with—I don't know what the hours are—1,000 hours, would that constitute a full-time job? We're still working on that definition to see if we can change it. So far, we're still

May 29th, 2017Committee meeting

Charles Ayles

Citizenship and Immigration committee  That's a good question because levels planning is something that all of the provinces do from an FPT perspective with IRCC. It's a complicated process in the sense that you are trying to forecast long term. We in New Brunswick use the Stokes forecast model to do this long-term pl

May 29th, 2017Committee meeting

Charles Ayles

Citizenship and Immigration committee  I'm glad you asked. We have them identified in basically every region of the province and we have a breakdown by sector, by region. We have a number of IT and we have business service centres, contact centres, transportation, aquaculture, seafood processing, agriculture, forest

May 29th, 2017Committee meeting

Charles Ayles

Citizenship and Immigration committee  They are. When my predecessor from IRCC talked about the medium and skilled, there are different NOC codes for the different parts of the pilot. So, yes, and as I went through that list, some are NOC 0, some are A, some are B, some are C. So there's a mix.

May 29th, 2017Committee meeting

Charles Ayles

Citizenship and Immigration committee  Not so far because the pilot has been built to allow us to fill that in. It's given great flexibility.

May 29th, 2017Committee meeting

Charles Ayles

Citizenship and Immigration committee  For recruitment tools, even in the pilot, they still have to prove that there is a need because the goal is still Canadians first. Once they prove to us that need, then the other pieces of it take place. There's a direct recruitment, and right now we have teams overseas. They hav

May 29th, 2017Committee meeting

Charles Ayles

Citizenship and Immigration committee  There are a number of ways, but the main way is that we have an employer outreach unit that is going out and talking to individual businesses. That's how we're identifying the positions that my minister spoke about, the 1,400 jobs. There are a number of ways to do it, through Sto

May 29th, 2017Committee meeting

Charles Ayles