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Don’t Miss Out: Key Updates on Canada’s Healthcare & Immigration Pathways!
Big changes are happening for healthcare professionals looking to move to Canada! Want to know more? Join us for an exclusive webinar to get the latest updates on immigration policies, fast-track routes, and next steps to securing your dream job in Canada.

Date: Friday, September 20th, 2024
Time: 11 AM EST
Event: Canada’s Healthcare & Immigration News – Updates on Your Job Offer and Next Steps

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Take the next step toward your future in Canada—don’t miss this opportunity to stay informed and get ahead!

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Don’t Miss Out: Key Updates on Canada’s Healthcare & Immigration Pathways! - Axima Healthcare Inc. Big changes are happening for healthcare professionals looking to move to Canada! Want to know more? Join us for an exclusive webinar to get the latest updates on immigration policies, […]

Congratulations! Receiving initial approval for your work permit in Canada is an exhilarating milestone. However, the journey doesn’t end here. To make your transition seamless, it’s essential to understand the subsequent steps and required documentation.



https://aximahealth.com/blog/2023/08/22/next-steps-after-your-canadian-work-permit-approval/

Canada Healthcare Employment Webinar – Sept 8th 2023
Axima Health Care Presents: Healthcare Employment Webinar
Greetings from Axima Healthcare Inc.!

We hope you found value in our previous webinars! Continuing our commitment to empowering our registered candidates and approved applicants, we’re excited to announce the next episode in our webinar series.

Date: Friday, September 8th,2023

Time: 10:00 AM EST

About the Webinar:
Our second session dives deeper into the nuances of healthcare employment in Canada. From adapting to Canadian healthcare standards to understanding your rights as an international employee, this webinar aims to offer a comprehensive guide for professionals seeking to make their mark in Canada’s healthcare industry.

Why Attend?
• Receive expert insights into transitioning smoothly into Canadian healthcare roles.
• Understand the regulatory requirements for international professionals.
• Network with fellow professionals and share experiences.

Save Your Seat!
Registration is now open, and spaces are limited. Click here to register and guarantee your spot. If you know someone who might benefit from this session, do share this invitation with them.
Looking forward to your participation!

Warm Regards,
The Axima Healthcare Team

Canada Healthcare Employment Webinar - Sept 8th 2023 - Axima Healthcare Inc. Axima Health Care Presents: Healthcare Employment Webinar Greetings from Axima Healthcare Inc.! We hope you found value in our previous webinars! Continuing our commitment to empowering our registered candidates and […]

The recent Canadian federal worker strike had a significant impact on essential services such as healthcare, immigration, and passport renewals. The strike, which began on April 19, has affected everyone from migrant workers to sponsored relatives, from foreign students to refugee claimants whose hearings have been canceled. The strike involved approximately 155,000 public sector union workers, with an agreement reached with 120,000 workers. However, more than 35,000 revenue agency workers are still negotiating, which will continue to slow down the processing of annual tax returns. The strike caused delays and disruptions, resulting in significant consequences for individuals and businesses relying on essential services.
Efficient and effective processing times are critical for healthcare services, particularly during a global pandemic when timely access to medical care is vital. Delays can lead to a loss of critical care, which is essential for patient outcomes and recovery.

Government Resuming Full Immigration Services - Axima Healthcare Inc. The recent Canadian federal worker strike had a significant impact on essential services such as healthcare, immigration, and passport renewals. The strike, which began on April 19, has affected everyone […]

The recent Canadian federal worker strike had a significant impact on essential services such as healthcare, immigration, and passport renewals. The strike, which began on April 19, has affected everyone from migrant workers to sponsored relatives, from foreign students to refugee claimants whose hearings have been canceled. The strike involved approximately 155,000 public sector union workers, with an agreement reached with 120,000 workers. However, more than 35,000 revenue agency workers are still negotiating, which will continue to slow down the processing of annual tax returns. The strike caused delays and disruptions, resulting in significant consequences for individuals and businesses relying on essential services.
Efficient and effective processing times are critical for healthcare services, particularly during a global pandemic when timely access to medical care is vital. Delays can lead to a loss of critical care, which is essential for patient outcomes and recovery.
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Government Resuming Full Immigration Services - Axima Healthcare Inc. The recent Canadian federal worker strike had a significant impact on essential services such as healthcare, immigration, and passport renewals. The strike, which began on April 19, has affected everyone […]

Canada’s largest federal public-service union, consisting of 155,000 members, has gone on strike today while negotiations continue. This strike affects almost one-third of all federal public servants, and the government and the union have warned of possible disruptions, such as delays at the border and complications with immigration and passport applications.
The government claims to be dedicated to negotiating fair collective agreements for employees that are also reasonable for taxpayers. However, the government has deemed the union’s demands as “unaffordable,” and it has warned of how the strike could affect Immigration Refugee and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) services.
The strike is also likely to have an impact on processing work permits, which could cause problems for foreign workers who are trying to find jobs in Canada. Some federal public-service union members are responsible for processing work permits, and without them, it could take much longer for work permits to be issued. This delay could cause inconvenience for both employers and employees.

IRCC Strike Delays Processes - Axima Healthcare Inc. Wednesday , April 19th , 2023 Canada’s largest federal public-service union, consisting of 155,000 members, has gone on strike today while negotiations continue. This strike affects almost one-third of all […]