Report: Canada saw over 30,000 tech workers immigrate while losing nearly 1,700 to the US
Report: Canada saw over 30,000 tech workers immigrate while losing nearly 1,700 to the US
Canada saw an intake of over 30,000 foreign tech workers within the last year, according to a new report from the Technology Councils of North America and Canada's Tech Network.
Canada saw an intake of over 30,000 foreign tech workers within the last year, according to a new report from the Technology Councils of North America and Canada's Tech Network.
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Chances are those 1,700 were some of our best and the 30,000 incoming are mostly junior / helpdesk / support people.
30 of them work for my company. They are all very senior, making good money, and paying Canadian taxes. Paying a lot of taxes that pay for social programs that all Candians enjoy.
I hope they can use part of those tax revenues to fix our healthcare.
Canada is no longer a shining first world example of success (if it ever was). We used to boast about how great our healthcare system was, but it's had serious problems for years and those problems just keep getting worse. If I were a tech immigrant looking to move to a rich country I don't think I would choose Canada at the moment.
I hope they can use part of those tax revenues to fix our healthcare.
You don't think they do? In Canada 28.8 percent of tax revenue is spent on healthcare.
Canada is no longer a shining first world example of success (if it ever was).
Canada has the third best quality of life in the world.
Canada ranks sixth in freedom.
Canada ranks number 2 in religious freedom.
Canada ranks 12th in personal safety.
Why do you hate Canada so much that you're out here spreading this anti-Canadian propaganda?
We used to boast about how great our healthcare system was, but it’s had serious problems for years and those problems just keep getting worse.
Canada ranks 29th out of 200 countries in healthcare.
If I were a tech immigrant looking to move to a rich country I don’t think I would choose Canada at the moment.
You would fucking stupid not to. It's a safe, welcoming, free country.
I love my country. I'm sorry you don't.
Why do you hate Canada so much that you’re out here spreading this anti-Canadian propaganda?
Fear drives people to vote in conservative-themed governments. If there's not enough fear, you need to make it.
Yes. I just can't understand how someone can live in one of the top two or three best countries in the world to live in and accept when someone tells them that it's a third world dictatorial shithole. They don't believe what is in front of their faces because some neo-fascist told them them not to. I wish these idiots would wake the fuck up and start thinking for themselves.
Which country would you immigrate to, other than the Nordic countries and Japan?
@MigratingtoLemmy Japan - so polite so clean.
Your psychic skills are impressive, but they rest of us may want sources for these confidently-created conclusions.
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I wouldn't just assume that. There are a lot of university grads that go to the US. It's a lot easier to immigrate when you don't have to worry about kids or family.
Aaand the healthcare brings us all back. Okay, the plural of anecdotes isn't data, but among my circle of re-pats, we all came back because the undercurrent of worry moving from a country of simply (not easily; just simply) accessible healthcare to one with so many extra steps (even with an excellent plan) and the chance of going bankrupt through decisions made for an unconscious person, it wasn't balanced out by the raw paycheque upgrade.
F that. Life's too short to hoard against the day when you get in a car accident and go to the wrong hospital.
I work for a US company, make a salary that puts me in the top 1% of salaries in Canada , and live in an eastern Ontario town of 200 people. I would never move to the US.
Ever.