FFridman & Co. Immigration Law OfficeWinnipeg, MB · October 1, 2026
New LMIA Guidance Explains Who Counts as the Real Employer
Service Canada has clarified how officers determine who counts as the real employer in an LMIA application. The guidance is particularly important for businesses using staffing agencies, labour brokers, third-party arrangements, or independent contractor classifications.
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