Offered by Government of Newfoundland and Labrador, Department of Immigration, Population Growth and Skills
Finding the right talent can be a challenge for businesses in Newfoundland and Labrador, especially in a tight labour market. The Pathway Job Matching program is designed to help employers connect with new immigrants who are actively seeking employment in the province, making it easier to fill open roles while supporting workforce growth. Delivered by the Department of Immigration, Population Growth and Skills, this initiative focuses on matching businesses with skilled newcomers who are ready to contribute to local industries.
Through Pathway Job Matching, employers can post positions and receive applications from job-ready immigrants whose skills align with their hiring needs. In some cases, the program may include funding support tied to employment or onboarding, helping reduce the cost and risk of bringing on new staff. Because the program is open to a wide range of industries, it can be a practical option for small and medium-sized businesses as well as larger employers looking to build a more diverse and stable workforce.
For businesses looking to grow their teams while supporting provincial immigration and workforce goals, this program offers a practical hiring pathway. Understanding how the matching process works, what support may be available, and which requirements apply can help determine whether Pathway Job Matching is the right fit for your business.
Available in: Newfoundland and Labrador
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