Circular Migration: Over 400 Mauritians Recruited in Canada

10 years ago - April 14, 2014

Departures to Canada have become more regular in the last three years. With the circular migration program, 421 Mauritians took employment as welders, cleaners, mechanics, industrial painters, truck drivers, vehicle manufacturers, carpenters, industrial equipment and heavy equipment operators since 2010 technicians.

New fact, Canada has recruited this week for administrative functions: the provinces of Saskatchewan and Alberta, speaking regions, seeking "financial controllers' and 'supervisors' qualifications.

And since the announcement appeared in the newspapers last week, the phone does not stop ringing the National Empowerment Foundation (NEF). In any case that suggests Karan Emrith, the Project Manager folder circular migration NEF. Interested candidates should have experience of at least five years in these fields.

Tomorrow, Monday, April 14, that the record in the offices of the Employment Information Center and the headquarters of the NEF in Port Louis ends. The circular migration program has been a signed in 2010 between Mauritius and France and Canada agree that these countries can recruit with us and for a number of years defined the labor they desired.

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