Alberta bill pushes oversight over employers who hire foreign workers
Employers would be required to register with the province before gaining access to federal temporary foreign worker programs.
The Alberta government is moving to tighten provincial oversight of its immigration system with a new bill focused heavily on verifying employers who hire foreign workers and cracking down on fraud.
On Wednesday, Jobs and Immigration Minister Joseph Schow announced Bill 26, the Immigration Oversight Act
The bill will introduce stricter requirements to ensure that only legitimate employers and licensed representatives can participate in bringing foreign workers into the province through the federal Labour Market Impact Assessment.
