Add this to the growing check list of why mass immigration is evil. These people are traitors and only get away with it because the government makes it easy for them.

https://techbomb.ca/general/employment/70-per-cent-of-canadian-businesses-struggling-to-find-skilled-talent-most-seek-to-recruit-outside-of-canada/

TORONTO, Aug. 31, 2021 – The COVID-19 pandemic compelled many Canadian businesses to adopt a digital-first mindset to survive, but most organizations are struggling to find workers with the skills necessary to compete in today’s marketplace, find a new poll conducted by KPMG in Canada. As well 52 percent of those surveyed are not confident they will find people with the skills we need and will consider recruiting outside Canada The pool found that nearly 80 per cent of the businesses surveyed say they need more workers with digital skills, however, better than two thirds are having trouble finding and hiring needed talent. This inability to find or retain talent was identified as the number one threat to their growth prospects. This has led to employers seeking help outside of Canada. Canada is not alone in this trend as nearly seven in 10 (69 per cent) of employers globally are struggling to find workers to hire for specific positions, marking a 15-year high, according to the ManpowerGroup. Specifically, employers are struggling to fill positions in areas such as operations and logistics, manufacturing and production, IT, digital transformation, and sales and marketing, according to the survey of 42,000 employers in 43 countries from ManpowerGroup, the third largest staffing agency in the world, in June of 2021. “Despite the impact of the pandemic on global unemployment we are already seeing signs of a much tighter labour market in many countries,” says Jonas Prising, ManpowerGroup chairman and CEO. “Companies have increasingly specific skills needs as transformation accelerates making the need to find new ways to close the inequity gaps that exist at the intersection of race, gender, education and economic status even more urgent.” Canada’s labour minister believes the country is well poised to come out of the COVID-19 pandemic by relying more on new immigrants to help alleviate the labour shortage, according to the immigration minister, Marco Mendicino.

The Canadian GDP has been stagnant for 10 years. There has been no growth, yet cost of living has more than doubled over the past decade without salaries meant to compensate for it. By importing more [third world] immigrants, there is no incentive to work hard, because a Chang or Pajeet will take the job accepting pennies.