Mar 8, 2023
Calgary-based concrete contractor Omega 2000 Cribbing has been granted LMIA approval to bring in foreign workers to address the ongoing construction labour shortage in the city, and is actively recruiting skilled workers to fill a variety of positions.
Calgary, AB - March 8, 2023 —
Omega 2000 Cribbing, a leading concrete contractor in Calgary, has announced that it has been granted LMIA approval to bring in foreign workers to address the ongoing construction labour shortage in the city. This is a significant development for Omega 2000 Cribbing and the construction industry in Calgary as a whole.
The construction industry in Calgary has been experiencing a significant labour shortage for some time now. The shortage has been attributed to a combination of factors, including the ageing workforce, an exodus of skilled workers to other provinces, and a lack of interest among young people pursuing careers in the trades.
In response to this shortage, Omega 2000 Cribbing applied for LMIA approval to bring in foreign workers. LMIA, or Labour Market Impact Assessment, is a process that Canadian employers must go through to hire foreign workers which is led by the Government of Canada. The process assesses the impact of hiring foreign workers into the Canadian labour market and determines whether the employer qualifies to hire foreign workers.
After a thorough assessment, Omega 2000 Cribbing was granted LMIA approval to bring in foreign workers. This is a significant accomplishment for the company, as it will now be able to address the labour shortage and continue to provide quality concrete services to its clients in Calgary.
“We are thrilled to have been granted LMIA approval to bring in foreign workers,” said Bryan Regular President of Omega 2000 Cribbing. This approval will allow us to address the ongoing labour shortage and continue to provide high-quality concrete services that our clients have come to expect from us.
Omega 2000 Cribbing is committed to ensuring that its foreign workers are treated fairly and ethically. The company will provide its foreign workers with competitive wages, benefits, and a safe working environment. Omega 2000 Cribbing also plans to provide its foreign workers with opportunities for training and career advancement.
With the LMIA approval in hand, Omega 2000 Cribbing is now actively recruiting foreign workers to join its team. The company is looking for skilled workers in a variety of positions, including concrete finishers, form setters, and labourers.
For more information about Omega 2000 Cribbing and its job opportunities for foreign workers, please visit the companies website at www.omega2000.ca
Contact Info:
Name: Bryan Regular
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Organization: Omega 2000 Cribbing Inc.
Address: 5065 13 St SE #135, Calgary, AB T2G 5M8
Phone: +1 (403) 923-5848
Website: https://omega2000.ca/
Release ID: 89091535
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