The aspirants willing to migrate to Australia will now have to fulfill more Character Requirements, in addition to the existing ones as the Australian Government Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) has added more criteria in its Character Requirement. Character Requirement is a character test which de....Read More

According to a recent survey by Australian Immigration Department, Chinese are the highest number of citizens migrating to Australia. China has topped the survey with approx 29,547 Chinese migrating to Australia in 2010/11. While Chinese dominated 17.5 percent of the total migration program, the number of Brits and Indians migrating to Australia in 2010/11 stood at 23,931 & 21,768 respectively. Speaking on the Read More

Canadian job market is gaining its pace with the unemployment rate falling to 7.2 percent from 7.4 percent. While it was predicted that month end of July will have 15000 job postings the number went up to 25000, aiding in the drop of unemployment rate. Canada is in high demand for skilled professionals in manufacturing, constru....Read More

Canada has introduced a new pilot project which will allow the family members of temporary workers in British Columbia to work in Canada. The project was announced on August 15th by Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney and British Columbia Minister of Jobs, Tourism and Innovation Pat Bell. Highlighting on the need of attracting families of temporary foreign workers, Kenney said, "Since I became Minister, I have heard from workers, employers, labour ad....Read More

As per a recent labour study conducted by Statistics Canada, provinces like New Brunswick are in dire need of labour force. The study reveals that Canadian labour force is declining with each passing year. Statistics show Canada’s labour force participation rate will fall between 59 and 62 by 2031. However, last year this rate was 67 percent. "Overall, the Canadian labour force is changing. The share of the population age 15 and over will be decreasing in all provinces, but it's going to de....Read More