Agricultural Immigrant Workers in Canada

  Agricultural Immigrant Workers in Canada  The Canadian government provides $1,500 to agricultural immigrant workers. Despite the coronavir...

 

Agricultural Immigrant Workers in Canada 

The Canadian government provides $1,500 to agricultural immigrant workers.

Despite the coronavirus pandemic, hundreds of agricultural workers are still entering Canada. Before they can resume work, their employers must place them in a 14-day quarantine. The money for these employees is provided by the Canadian government to help defray some of the expenses related to this inconvenience. Each of the workers employed by these immigrant farmers will receive $1,500, which they may use to pay their salaries or cover the cost of housing during their 14-day quarantine. To assist curb the spread of COVID-19, these immigrant workers must be confined for a period of 14 days. As a result of the agricultural minister's announcement of this new government support, they do not need to worry about a place to live or their wages. The $50 million federal assistance for these immigrant workers was announced by Marie-Claude Bibeau, Canada's minister of agriculture. This will assist Canadian agricultural employees in maintaining the health and employment of their workforce. I'm quite pleased with our country's robust and adaptable food system, added Bibeau. "Step by step, we are providing the resources our farmers and food processors need to carry out their essential work."

Despite the coronavirus pandemic, hundreds of agricultural workers are still entering Canada. Before they can resume work, their employers must place them in a 14-day quarantine. The money for these employees is provided by the Canadian government to help defray some of the expenses related to this inconvenience. Each of the workers employed by these immigrant farmers will receive $1,500, which they may use to pay their salaries or cover the cost of housing during their 14-day quarantine. To assist curb the spread of COVID-19, these immigrant workers must be confined for a period of 14 days. As a result of the agricultural minister's announcement of this new government support, they do not need to worry about a place to live or their wages. The $50 million federal assistance for these immigrant workers was announced by Marie-Claude Bibeau, Canada's minister of agriculture. This will assist Canadian agricultural employees in maintaining the health and employment of their workforce.

I'm quite pleased with our country's robust and adaptable food system, added Bibeau. "Step by step, we are providing the resources our farmers and food processors need to carry out their essential work."

Every year, some 60,000 foreign workers arrive to work on farms. The Canadian economy would not be able to endure this pandemic if all entry by these foreign workers was prohibited.

There are several steps being taken to prevent the spread of the Coronavirus including:

- Checking for any symptoms before departing their home nations

- Checking for any symptoms at the airport in Canada

- A 14-day self-quarantine requirement before employment

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Therefore, it is anticipated that farmers and producers won't be able to get all the workers they require this year due to many other countries restricting travel into and out of their countries.

O Canada needs foreign agricultural workers! These workers will probably get $1,500 for the 14-day quarantine period.