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Originally Posted by pastarocket
Integrity Services Branch of the Temporary Foreign Worker Program have investigators who do regular, announced and unannounced inspections of workplaces and reviews of employer and employee records.
They make sure that employers are not breaking the rules of the program. Foreign workers who give bribes to owners are risking deportation as Immigration can easily revoke their work permits.
Foreign workers bribing Canadian owners to get a job? Go ahead haha. Integrity Services investigators work closely with Immigration officers in their investigations.
Canada's version of ICE. Those TFWs would be sent on the next flight out of Canada if they pulled that shit with bribes to get a job in our country.
There is strict enforcement of TFW Program rules through the Integrity Service Branch of investigators who work in this Program.
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To be fair, is it fair to assume that much like the CBSA inland enforcement branch (responsible for detaining and removal individuals) that ISB simply does not have the requisite amount of resources to fully enforce these rules/regs? In other words, at any given time, there is likely a not insignificant percentage of business owners operating outside of the law that IRCC investigators are simply unable to identify because of existing workload?
Isn't the bigger issue to do with the international students supposedly "studying" at Conestoga college yet somehow working full time at (name low skill/wage position)?