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Updated Policy and Procedure Handbook - GoodLife Fitness

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Labour Market Opinion in order to obtain a work permit. This process takes between 2-6months to complete <strong>and</strong> they cannot work for <strong>GoodLife</strong> during this “waiting period”.If they can’t continue in the interview process due to above criteria, please use thefollowing script at the end of the phone screen or 1st interview:“This information will be passed on <strong>and</strong> if you are selected to proceed in the interviewprocess you will be contacted; thank you for your time <strong>and</strong> your interest in <strong>GoodLife</strong>.”If the c<strong>and</strong>idate calls back asking why they weren’t contacted or didn’t get the job,they should not be told that it was due to their citizenship or work permit status.The following script can be used:“After carefully reviewing the skills <strong>and</strong> qualifications of all applicants, we selected anotherc<strong>and</strong>idate who was best suited to the requirements of this role. Thank you for following up<strong>and</strong> we wish you much success in finding employment.”________________________________________________________________________________<strong>Procedure</strong> for Hiring a Non-Canadian CitizenHiring Managers are responsible for completing the LMOHiring Managers wanting to hire a non-Canadian citizen who’s positions falls in thedesignated roles above are responsible for completing the LMO <strong>and</strong> sending it toService Canada along with supporting documentation.Foreign workers must have a valid work permit to work in Canada. It is illegal for<strong>GoodLife</strong> to employ a non-Canadian citizen who does not have a valid work permit.When hiring a foreign worker, hiring managers must:1. Submit a Labour Market Opinion (LMO) to the Service Canada Centre responsiblefor your area.________________________________________________________________________________Service Canada may approve a Labour Market Opinion once satisfied:• That the foreign worker wont be taking a job away from Canadian citizens• The foreign worker is filling a labour shortage;• That <strong>GoodLife</strong> conducted efforts to hire <strong>and</strong> train Canadians for the job; theemployer's advertisement <strong>and</strong> recruitment efforts;• That Canadian citizens can’t be trained for the position• There will be benefits if a foreign worker is recruited• The foreign worker will transfer new skills <strong>and</strong> knowledge to Canadians• The wage <strong>and</strong> working conditions offered would attract <strong>and</strong> retain Canadiancitizens;• The job is defined so as to make it accessible to Canadian citizens; <strong>and</strong>• The wage offered is based on a salary, not a commissionIn order to determine whether to approve an LMO, Service Canada assesses the effectthat hiring the foreign worker will have on Canadian’s access to jobs.2. If Service Canada approves the LMO , they will issue an employment confirmation<strong>and</strong> you will receive a response in writing which you should forward to the foreignworker along with a copy of a signed job offer <strong>and</strong> employment contract (ifapplicable).3. Inform the foreign worker to apply for a work permit from Citizenship <strong>and</strong>Immigration Canada (CIC). Next, CIC decides whether the foreign worker will geta work permit according to the requirements to work <strong>and</strong> reside temporarily inCanada. The foreign worker can apply for a work permit either at a visa officeabroad a port of entry, or from within Canada if legally permitted to do so.Confidential <strong>and</strong> Proprietary Information of <strong>GoodLife</strong> <strong>Fitness</strong> Clubs | V16 October 2009 19

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