Canadian government opens New Canada FSTP 2nd January 2013 Category Opens Doors To Migrants. This classification is being regarded as a fitting answer to all issues posed and presented by different Canadian employment giving sectors.
The multitude of the labor deficit faced by different components of Canadian economy have forced to the government to foray into establishing a trade centric classification which can serve the specialized basic professions and smoothen up the entry of the required tradesmen in appropriate number in the country.
The New Canada FSTP 2nd January 2013 Category is in complete sync with the current needs and the future aspirations and expected trends. As per the surveys and estimations Canadian construction sector is the 5th largest sector in world which is preceded only by USA, China, India and Japan. The expected expansion in demand for the tradesmen in connected and referenced professions by 2020 will be around 320000 people. These numbers are somewhat cumulative figures of people who will be required to
- Supersede the retiring workers
- Fill up openings generated in an expanding construction sector.
As the industry experts forecast, more than 50% of this ad-hoc estimated requirement (of and by 2020) can be met only through granting entry to appropriate people in the specific trades. Till now the prevailing FSW program has largely failed to successfully deal with the acute deficit of the tradesmen in various professions connected with the basic trades.
The aspirations of the local industry stakeholders have been truly interpreted and deciphered as the domestic resources do not have the capacity to deal with such huge astronomical demands of trained basic trade expertise, so making improvements in the immigration policy was the only option left with the Canadian authorities.
The implementation of New Canada FSTP 2nd January 2013 has already fetched applauds from various quarters of the economy and many captains have hailed this move as one phenomenal step that will ease up the labor shortage crisis being faced by various employment giving agencies in the country. Many of the Canadian employment giving agencies and corporates prefer immigrants over the domestic human resources and this new class is expected to assist all employers in finding people of their choice.
Various high profile federal and provincial organizations and agencies have already registered their satisfaction as New Canada FSTP 2nd January 2013 Category Opens its Doors to Migrants. The new class is expected to speed up emigration process as it removes hurdles of red-tapeism that has marred FSWC for a long time now.
