New Brunswick Critical Worker Pilot | Immigration To Canada Free of Cost
The New Brunswick Critical Worker Pilot is a program designed to address the shortage of workers in different sectors and regions of the province. It aims to attract skilled workers to occupations that are difficult to fill in New Brunswick. The pilot program will run for five years.
The Critical Worker Pilot is focused on recruiting skilled workers through participating employers. Candidates who are interested in the program need to apply through the employer and cannot apply directly.
Participating employers in the pilot program were selected based on their experience and use of provincial and federal economic immigration programs. These employers have also demonstrated their ability to provide support for settlement, skills development, and language training for employees.
Currently, the pilot program has limited participation and is not open to broader applications. However, the program’s performance will be regularly evaluated, and there may be opportunities for broader participation in the future.
Employers who want to learn more about how New Brunswick’s economic immigration programs can support their workforce needs can visit this link:
https://www.welcomenb.ca/content/wel-bien/en/critical-worker-pilot.html
The following employers are participating in the pilot program:
– Cooke Aquaculture
– J.D. Irving Ltd.
– Groupe Savoie
– Groupe Westco
– Imperial Manufacturing Group
– McCain Foods, Ltd.
For candidates who are interested in participating in the Critical Worker Pilot, applications need to be made through the participant employer. Direct applications from candidates are not accepted. Candidates do not need to send their résumés to Immigration NB.
To explore job opportunities in New Brunswick, you can visit the website: [www.nbjobs.ca](www.nbjobs.ca)
To learn more about New Brunswick’s economic immigration programs, you can visit: (http://www.gnb.ca/immigration). You can also connect with the Immigration Navigator for further assistance.
For information and updates on upcoming recruitment events, you can visit:
https://www.welcomenb.ca/content/wel-bien/en/recruitment_events.html
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