Finland Tighten Laws For Non-EU Work Permit Holders

Finland introduces stricter laws for non-EU work permit holders to enhance employment supervision and encourage job-seeking. New rules require unemployed permit holders to leave the country if they fail to secure a job within three months. Employers must notify authorities of job losses, with penalties for non-compliance. Learn about the changes in Finland’s work permit laws, support for unemployed non-EU workers, and the impact on residency applications.
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Canadian Regions To See A Reduction Of Temporary Foreign Workers

Learn about the recent policy changes in Canada as Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) temporarily halts the processing of LMIAs for low-wage temporary foreign workers in regions with high unemployment rates. Discover which Census Metropolitan Areas (CMAs) may be affected and why the government is reducing reliance on temporary foreign workers.
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