“Open Work Permit Canada” for vulnerable workers and more

Are you a Migrant Worker or a Temporary Foreign Worker with a closed work permit in Canada? MOSAIC is offering free consultation on employment standards, workers’ rights and the “Open Work Permit Canada” for vulnerable workers.

Event Details:

• Date: Saturday, December 2
• Time: 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM
• Location: City Centre Library (10350 University Drive, Surrey, BC)
  • Entrance: Near University Drive, Opposite Room 120

Consultation Topics:

1. Immigration: Explore Open Work Permit options for Vulnerable Workers, Application Processes, and Work Permit Extension or Restoration of Status.
2. Employment: Learn about filing complaints with the Employment Standards Branch and Service Canada.
3. Worker Rights: Understand your rights – Report abuse, malpractices by employers, workplace safety, and injury-related concerns.

Multilingual Support: Our services are available in English, Punjabi, Hindi, Spanish, Urdu, and Dari.

To know more: please contact us at gkaur@mosaicbc.org or 604-655-8421.

Don’t miss the chance to speak in-person with a settlement worker that will guide you through the the process of the “Open Work Permit Canada” for vulnerable workers and your Employment Rights.

Event Brochure

This event is organized by the Migrant Workers Program. We operate within Canada and help migrant workers in the province of British Columbia learn about their workplace rights and how to access services. We also help employers understand their duties when hiring workers.

We redistribute funds to over 20 non-profit agencies to support workers and their employers.

We work closely with the partner agencies to build capacity through sharing resources and providing direct support for migrant workers.

Program objectives

• Migrant workers: To help them understand working and living in Canada
• Employers: To help them understand their responsibilities under the Temporary Foreign Worker Program and International Mobility Program
• Not-for-profits: To provide support so they can better meet the needs of migrant workers and their employers

**We offer para-counselling (NO legal advice or clinical counselling)