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Burger King wants a manager for $48K. Experts say foreign workers aren’t the answer

A job listing at a Toronto-area Burger King has prompted observers and experts to wonder whether the temporary foreign workers program is being used to avoid paying higher salaries to Canadians.

On Sept. 25, a Burger King in Mississauga, Ont., posted an opening for a restaurant manager position on the federal government’s online job bank.

The post drew criticism from some social media users, who noted that underneath the posting, a banner reads, “This employer has applied for a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) to hire a foreign worker to fill labour or skills shortages on a temporary basis.”


There’s no wonder at all.

Business and the Liberal Government conspired to harm Canadians by importing masses of cheap foreign labour.

Business profits from depressed wages and from the shortages created by the extreme population spike.

The Liberal party is looking to harvest votes defending the culturally incompatible masses they brought in against the objections of “racist” Canadians standing up for their rights.

Neither Business nor the Liberal party has your best interests at heart their goal is to create a compliant impoverished society.

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