Abstract
The last few decades have witnessed both an expansion and a transformation of immigration flows, which pose significant challenges with respect to how people work with differences across culture and space. Against this background, this paper is mainly to explore what are the challenges of the new immigrants face in the Canadian labour market. According to new data from the Labour Force Survey, released by Statistics Canada, immigrants who landed between 2001 and 2006 had a national unemployment rate of 11.5%. Most new comers don’t have enough information about the Canadian labour market situation, so they hardly to find a suitable job. The biggest problems include a lack of recognition of foreign credentials and language barriers. In Canada, triggered by unfavorable employment outcomes of immigrants --- the gaps in employment rates of immigrants compared to the native-born, and a rapid rise of the immigrant population …show more content…
First, the government support is necessary. As we all know, immigrants usually bring economic benefits and increase population in Canada. Because of them, this country is full of vitality. For this reason, everyone in here is equal; everyone has the right to realize their own value. What should Canadian government dose is fair treatment of immigrants; and try the best to help them without discrimination. For example, building some primary language schools to tutor immigrants improve their English. Second, immigrants need to improve their own quality, to enhance their strength. Another way to make a living is a self-employed. Third, immigrants should keep a good attitude, do not aim too high. Fourth, immigrants had better to join in union, so that if their rights are violated, then they have a way to appeal. Let 's discuss them one by