Man seeks minister review to hire live-in caregiver from abroad
A Roblin couple seeks a personal ministerial review after Canada Immigration rejected their plan to hire a live-in caregiver from another country. The applicants intend a 24 hour care arrangement for the wife and husband, preferring a Bachelor of Nursing holder, but no local or provincial applicants were found. They argue the move would keep them from a care home and let them remain in their home.
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Globalization and lifelong learning in a changing job world
A speaker urges shareholders and readers to embrace lifelong learning as essential for adapting to globalization. The piece highlights three themes: offshoring and lower wages, the need for education and job training, and community efforts like Skills Centres and Adult Learning Centres to keep workers competitive.
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