Toronto, May 15, 2013 - BDO issues a press release featuring the findings from Mobilising Talent: Global Mobility Challenge Survey conducted by CERC and Ipsos and sponsored by BDO Canada. Increased compensation is not the only incentive for an employee to agree to an international work assignment, according to the BDO-sponsored study. Read More: Press Release
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Toronto, April 16, 2013- CERC Issues Press Release:A Balanced Approach to Temporary Foreign Workers: “Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker program is not being used as a tool by business to drive down domestic wages and by-pass the hiring of Canadian employees that have the skills and experience,” said Stephen Cryne, CEO of the Canadian Employee Relocation Council (CERC) a leading business group that represents the interests of employers on issues related to economic immigration and temporary entry of workers to Canada. Read More
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Results of CERC Member Survey Released - In the recent CERC membership survey, members were asked, “what do you feel are the top three challenges facing CERC.” Membership growth and retention was the overwhelming response. As one member stated, “your top issue is just too low membership for the actual gold mine of information you provide the HR field...” Read More
CERC calls on Finance Minister Flaherty improve taxation policy for relocation benefits : In our recent submission to the Minister of Finance, CERC proposed a number of changes to be included in the upcoming federal budget that will improve taxation policy for relocation benefits and moving allowances. Read More
Submission to the Honorable Jim Flaherty, Minister of Finance: 2013 Pre‐Budget Consultation : Read More
CERC Introduces the Canadian Global Mobility Professional (CGMP) CERC Introduces the Canadian Global Mobility Professional (CGMP) - The Canadian Employee Relocation Council (CERC) announces the introduction of the Canadian Global Mobility Professional Designation (CGMP) as part of its continued commitment to strengthen education in the relocation industry. Read More
CERC Press Release - More Global Employees Ready to Move Abroad for Work - Annual Survey Shows One Quarter (25%--up six points from 19% Last Year) Could Be Enticed for World Job Re-Location: Read the Press Release
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CERC's Response to the Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration Consultations on Canada’s Immigration Levels and Mix: Read More
Member Update: Immigration Update: Proposed regulatory changes to the Federal Skilled Worker Class (FSWC), the Canadian Experience Class (CEC); new regulations introducing the Federal Skilled Trades Class (FSTC) Read More