To make things easier, we have prepared a downloadable document which provides answers to frequently asked questions from employers wishing to recruit internationally.
Services to Employers
SERVICES TO EMPLOYERS
HORIZON TNL strives to raise awareness of the importance of hiring qualified, bilingual immigrant workers, while providing employers with personalised support in recruiting their workforce.
Our services
First, we try to find you an exceptional individual from our own database of qualified candidates who have already settled in the province and are ready to work.
If a suitable candidate cannot be found within the province, we have the capability to extend our search to other provinces, thanks to our extensive Canada-wide network.
We are also able to represent you at various job fairs and events throughout the year. These include the Montreal Jobs and Continuing Education Fair (Salon de l’emploi et de la formation continue de Montréal) where we can represent your business and help you find the best candidates for your job opening.
Finally, if we can't find a suitable candidate in Canada, we can help you recruit from other countries. The Destination Canada Mobility Forum is an excellent opportunity to do this. It is held every year in France and Africa.
INTERNATIONAL RECRUITMENT MAY BE THE ANSWER FOR YOUR COMPANY
A Skilled and Diversified Workforce
Adapt the way you recruit to meet the challenges of your skilled labour needs.
Simplified Recruitment
By recruiting workers who speak both English and French, you can take advantage of immigration programs that make the hiring process easier.
Government Resources and Programs
For further information regarding the hiring of Francophone bilingual workers outside Quebec, and for details on Labour Market Impact Study (LMIA) exemptions, please refer to the
Government of Canada website.
The Atlantic Immigration Program
This program has been developed to address labour market challenges in the Atlantic Provinces by helping employers to attract and retain skilled immigrants. Further information about the program can be found on the Government of Canada website.
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