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| Subject: What if? In a few days from now, the waiting will |
What if?
(November 24, 2008)
In a few days from now, the waiting will be over.
VERY INTERESTING
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-blog/2008/11/what-if.html
REGARDS,
Speedoflight,
[26-11-2008,07:02]
[**.80.162.157]
Speedoflight |
(in reply to: What if? In a few days from now, the waiting will)
Speedoflight old buddy, old Pal. Still cutting bait and have not learned how to fish yet, eh?
Still no decision and trying to figure out what a politician and his bureaucrats will do regarding Immigration LOL LOL.
Speedoflight the Conservatives in 19889 and all the rest created the current backlog in FSW applications with the departmental directive of requiring all offshore applicants to be interviewed. What business would try to get rid of 48% of their customers??????? ONE THAT NEEDED TO PAY DOWN THEIR NATIONAL DEBT!
This secret list of occupations hmmmmmmmmmmm, IT is dead, construction has dropped right off and not just because its winter, nurses and Doctors are still needed but what else?
Parliament just started, Minister just got appointed and the economy is the ONLY issue.
DAHHHHHHH I think the workers that are going to loose their jobs due to the ecomomic problems the Americans caused under Bush will be far more important to deal with for one MAIN reason.
THESE FORMER WORKERS ARE CANADIAN AND THEY CAN VOTE!!!!!
Keep waiting.
Roy
www.cvimmigration.com
[26-11-2008,09:27]
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Roy |
HRDC/LMO Question (in reply to: What if? In a few days from now, the waiting will)
Hi all,
I am Working For IBM Through Recruiter...I am on Contract for 2 years with IBM
Please Can anyone Guide me ..I Talked to my Recruiter he goes i can get help of any lawyer and i can go from there....
Though i am not sure what steps are taken to apply from Recruiter for LMO?
Please Advise ASAP
[28-11-2008,11:28]
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Sandeep |
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