+1,can't beat them ,join themWhy bother complaining? It's the way of the world these days. Just do what I do, buy RBC and TD stock and cash in like I have.
Yes, temporarily in Canada for the transition. Usually a small shim of people stay onshore to handle liason-type workread the article more carefully..THEY ARE IN CANADA............sheesh
Agreed!It's clearly against the rules, the government should crack down hard on them.
Temporary Foreign Worker Program.and how exactly is it that Harper created this?
Do you even know what communism is? Have you ever read a book that doesn't have pictures in it?It may not be perfect, however it beats the hell out of left wing communism.
The people only care when people come to take jobs that they are willing to, working at rbc is a lot different than picking produce.130 years ago, Canada imported Chinese workers to build the CPR. Fast forward to 2013 and Canadians hire nannies from Philippines to look after their kids. Foreign workers have always been a part of building Canada. What local is willing to pick our fruits and vegetables?
I get the sense that YOU don't know what communism is. Not theoretical communism, which has never been put into practice on this planet, but communism as it has taken shape in every country that has actually implemented it.Do you even know what communism is? Have you ever read a book that doesn't have pictures in it?
If you call yung_dood, a commie will pick upWhen I call Hewlett Packard somebody in India picks up. When I call Bell billing somebody in Philippines picks up.
Because the promise of a white collar job at the end of a very expensive university education seems be to be slipping away. And it's happening in law, medicine, accounting, marketing.......across the spectrum of the higher end of the labor market. These jobs are not McJobs. The average IT salary is in the ballpark of $60-70k here in the Toronto market.Why is it so surprsing? Isn't outsourcing pretty much standard practice?
Sure it sucks but plenty of blue collar jobs are gone why are we surprised that white collar jobs are disappearing as well.
On the other hand, when the banks tried to lower their mortgage rate to 2.89%, the Minister of Finance said NO.Thats the way they explained it to me when they could only offer me a pitiful 0.5% on my GIC renewal.