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Fevereiro 2016 – Exclusividade Agência MTV no Brasil
Position
Landscaping/Groundskeeping Foremen
NOC (National
Occupational
Classification)
Number of Positions
Company Name
Company’s Website
Location
Requirements
English
Duties
7611 ( http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/noc/english/noc/2011/quicksearch.aspx?val65=8255)
Stating wage
Hours
Overtime
Health Insurance
Benefits
Length of Contract
Start of Contract
Services Provided
3
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Landscaping
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Edmonton and Area
Minimum 3 years direct experience with landscaping and grounds keeping. Foreman experience is an asset.
Applicant must be fluent in English
-
- Supervising a team of landscapers and groundskeepers
- Providing support and leadership to workers to achieve the project goals and targets
- Responsible for scheduling and ensuring company procedures are followed
- Ensures safety of workers
- Ensures best performance by workers
- Coordinates with managers
- Problem-solving
- Responsible for supplies and materials for projects
- Works together with the team to complete individual tasks of landscaping/grounds keeping projects.
- Supervises and takes part in debris/ice/snow removal projects
- - Other duties as required
$24.50/hour before tax deductions.
This is a full-time job with minimum 40 hours per week
Overtime when operational requirements so demand. Overtime at 1.5 times regular wage rate starts after 44 hours/week.
All workers are eligible for Alberta Health Insurance, which is paid from workers’ taxes so that there are no additional
deductions for the insurance.
10 days per year paid holidays and company benefits: disability, dental, Life Insurance Benefits, RRSP Benefits, Vision Care
Benefits and extended medical insurance after 1 year probation.
Initial work permit for 1-2 years, with the possibility to obtain a permanent offer and apply for permanent residency in Canada.
May/June 2016
Work Permit Application completion and submission
Relocation & Settlement (See page #3)
NOTE: A work permit for spouse and study permits children are not included. We charge fees for preparation of a spousal work
permit and/or child/ren’s study permit. This is optional. See below.
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Canadian fees and
expenses
You will be responsible for Federal Government Fees:
WORK PERMIT: $155 (Principal Applicant) OPEN WORK PERMIT SPOUSE: $255 STUDY PERMIT: $150 per child
OPTIONAL SERVICES: Open work permit for spouse $787.50 (includes 5% GST); Study permits $525 (includes 5% GST).
Personal Finances for:
Flight to Canada
Rent and damage deposit to the owner of the property where you will live for first month (between $500 – 600 + damage
deposit)
Additional money for food and other necessities such as drug store supplies, entertainment, etc ($200-300)
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MTV Interview and Immigration Process
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Step 5
Step 6
Step 7
Step 8
Step 9
Step 10
Step 11
Step 12
Step 13
•Initial Conversation with an MTV staff member
•Selected CVs/Resumes are sent to the employer
•The employer choses applicants for interviews
•Date and time of the interview is set
•Interview with the employer over Skype or phone
•Employer issues a job offer to the successful candidates
•Candidate has one week to accept or refuse the job
•Preparation of the work permit application starts (2-3 weeks)
•Depending on the country of origin, we submit the work permit application to a Canadian embassy if from country that requires visa for
Canada, or we plan arrival and application for work permit at the border (first Canadian airport) for those who do not need visa to enter
Canada.
•Work Permit processing at an embassy is different based on the country and ranges from 1 - 2 months
•When work permit is approved for those from visa required countries, arrival is scheduled
•Relocation & Settlement (Airport/bus depot pick-up, accommodation arrangements, Social Insurance Number, Health Card, Bank
Account, City Tour, Employer Introduction, etc…)
•Worker starts his/her contract..
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(***These
times are a mere indication as to how long the process might take as it is subject to many possible variables at the time of
submission that could increase the processing times. Other factors that might influence the waiting times are the availability of
substantiating documents and other evidence. Accordingly, we cannot guarantee that your desired result will in fact be achieved in
the above mentioned time, but it can be used as a guide line for expected waiting times. We can also not guarantee a positive outcome
of the desired result since as decision to that effect is up to the discretion of the visa officer.***)
MTV RELOCATION & SETTLEMENT
Airport Pick Up
(MTV local partner Staff will be at the airport to pick you up. Look
for a sign with your name!)
Work Place Introduction
(We will take you to meet your employer and co-workers. You will
set up your first day at work.)
Accommodation Assistance
(We will find and reserve your place as close to your work as
possible. We will never put you anywhere where we would not stay
ourselves.)
Health Card Assistance
(We will help you fill out a health card application and give you
instructions how to submit.)
Social Insurance Number
(We will take you to Service Canada building to apply for a Social
Insurance Number SIN. Without SIN the employer will not be able
to pay you)
Bus Schedules
(We will show you how the bus system works. Set up transportation
to work with your employer. Give you advice on how to buy a car.
Bank Account
(We will take you to a bank to open a bank account so that you can
receive your salary)
Newcomer Centre
(Most cities in Canada have centers that provide various services to
newcomers, such as information about doctors, maps, translations,
English lessons, etc.)
Cell Phone
(We will show you how to get a Canadian SIM card and what phone
plans are available)
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City Tour
(We will show you around the city or town where you will live)
Grocery Store & Kitchen Supplies
(We will take you grocery shopping so you can fill your fridge. We
can also take you to buy plates, cutlery and pots.)
Tourism in Alberta
The City of Edmonton
Cost of Living in Alberta
Hockey in Edmonton
LINKS FOR ALBERTA
http://travelalberta.com/
http://www.edmonton.ca/
http://albertacanada.com/business/overview/cost-ofliving.aspx
http://oilers.nhl.com/
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WORK IN CANADA – MTV YOUR IMMIGRATION CONSULTING PARTNER
Position
FOOD SERVICE SUPERVISOR (Restaurant)
NOC (National
Occupational
Classification)
Company Name
Company’s Website
Location
Requirements
English
6311 (http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/noc/english/noc/2011/profilequicksearch.aspx?val=6&val1=6311 )
Duties
Stating wage
Hours
Overtime
Health Insurance
Benefits
Length of Contract
Start of Contract
Services Provided
XXXXXXXXXXXX Restaurant and Bar (formerly XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Restaurant)
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
North Battleford, SK, Canada
Minimum 3 years experience in hospitality (Restaurant) and a minimum 1 year of experience as a supervisor
Applicant must be fluent in English
IELTS General Training English certificate is required (www.ielts.org)
IELTS Minimum Score: Listening 4.5; Reading 3.5; Writing 4; Speaking 4
Supervise and schedule the activities of staff
Order inventory and stock required for meal preparation, maintain records of stock
Train staff in job assignments, prepare food summaries for chef
Serve customers
Take order and payments
Ensure quality control standards are met
Salary of 23,660/year before taxes plus gratuity
This is a full-time job with minimum 35hours per week
N/A It is a salary position.
All workers are eligible for Saskatchewan Health Insurance, which is paid from workers’ taxes so that there are no additional
deductions for the insurance.
15 days per year paid holidays
Permanent
As soon as the work permit is issued upon Nomination for Permanent Residence by SINP under International Skilled Worker
Category.
Job Approval Letter allowing the applicant to apply from the Provincial Government
Provincial Nomination for Permanent Residence Application completion and submission
Work Permit Application completion and submission
Relocation & Settlement (See page #3)
Federal Application for Permanent Residence completion and submission
We will assist you with all aspects of your application and represent you until you receive a permanent resident card.
NOTE: Spouse and children are included in all submission for permanent residency. Only if our assistance is needed
with an early arrival (i.e before permanent residence granted), we charge additional fees for preparation of a spousal
work permit and/or child/ren’s study permit/s. This is optional. See below.
Canadian fees and
expenses
The total cost of MTV Canadian Office Partner services is $6.825 CAD (includes 5% GST).
Payment Schedule:
$1050 CAD deposit upon accepting a job and signing an agreement
- 15 monthly payments of $385.00 CAD, starting upon commencing
work in Canada
OPTIONAL SERVICES: Open work permit for spouse $787.50 (includes 5% GST); Study permits $525 (includes 5% GST).
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You will also be responsible for Federal Government Fees:
WORK PERMIT: $155 (Principal Applicant) OPEN WORK PERMIT SPOUSE: $255 STUDY PERMIT: $150 per child
PERMANENT RESIDENT VISA: $550 per adult; $150 per child
RIGHT OF PERMANENT RESIDENCE: $490 per adult; $0 per child.
Personal Finances for:
Flight to Canada
Rent and damage deposit to the owner of the property where you will live for first month (between $500 – 600 +
damage deposit)
Additional money for food and other necessities such as drug store supplies, entertainment, etc ($200-300)
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MTV Interview and Immigration Process
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Step 5
Step 6
Step 7
Step 8
Step 9
Step 10
Step 11
Step 12
Step 13
Step 13
Step 14
Step 15
Step 17
•Initial Conversation with an MTV staff member
•Selected CVs/Resumes are sent to the employer
•The employer choses applicants for interviews
•Date and time of the interview is set
•Interview with the employer over Skype or phone
•Employer issues a job offer to the successful candidates
•Candidate has one week to accept or refuse the job
•Retainer agreement with MTV office partner in Canada is signed
•1050 CAD deposit fee payment in Canada
•Preparation of an application for Provincial Nomination (SINP) starts (2-3 weeks)
•Application to SINP is submitted online (processing for approximately 1.5-3 months)
•After nomination a work permit application is submitted immediately. Processing time differ (1-2 months)
•When work permit received , arrival is scheduled
•Relocation & Settlement (Airport/bus depot pick-up, accommodation arrangements, Social Insurance Number, Health
Card, Bank Account, City Tour, Employer Introduction, etc…)
•Worker starts his/her contract. Mothly payments start.
•After a Provincial Nomination is received, a final application to Federal Governmnet for Permanent Residence is
submitted. (processing times vary - 12-17 months)
•Permanent Resident Card is received!
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***These times are a
mere indication as to how long the process might take as it is subject to many possible variables at the time of
submission that could increase the processing times. Other factors that might influence the waiting times are the availability of
substantiating documents and other evidence. Accordingly, we cannot guarantee that your desired result will in fact be achieved in
the above mentioned time, but it can be used as a guide line for expected waiting times. We can also not guarantee a positive
outcome of the desired result since as decision to that effect is up to the discretion of the visa officer.***)
MTV RELOCATION & SETTLEMENT
Airport Pick Up
(MTV local partner Staff will be at the airport to pick you up. Look
for a sign with your name!)
Work Place Introduction
(We will take you to meet your employer and co-workers. You will
set up your first day at work.)
Accommodation Assistance
(We will find and reserve your place as close to your work as
possible. We will never put you anywhere where we would not stay
ourselves.)
Health Card Assistance
(We will help you fill out a health card application and give you
instructions how to submit.)
Social Insurance Number
(We will take you to Service Canada building to apply for a Social
Insurance Number SIN. Without SIN the employer will not be able
to pay you)
Bus Schedules
(We will show you how the bus system works. Set up transportation
to work with your employer. Give you advice on how to buy a car.
Bank Account
(We will take you to a bank to open a bank account so that you can
receive your salary)
Newcomer Centre
(Most cities in Canada have centers that provide various services to
newcomers, such as information about doctors, maps, translations,
English lessons, etc.)
Cell Phone
(We will show you how to get a Canadian SIM card and what phone
plans are available)
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City Tour
(We will show you around the city or town where you will live)
Grocery Store & Kitchen Supplies
(We will take you grocery shopping so you can fill your fridge. We
can also take you to buy plates, cutlery and pots.)
LINKS FOR SASKATCHEWAN
Government of Saskatchewan
http://www.saskatchewan.ca/
Tourism in Saskatchewan
http://www.tourismsaskatchewan.com/
Cost of Living in Saskatchewan http://www.saskimmigrationcanada.ca/costliving
The City of North Battleford
http://www.cityofnb.ca/
Tourism in North Battleford
http://battlefordstourism.com/
MTV Intercambios= 18 anos de mercado e mais de 7.000 avaliações
positivas de clientes
tel 11 4521 4090
Skype mtvtur
VIVO-WHATS - 11-9.5047 2557
Franquia em Santa Maria-RS - 55-3028-7745
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