2012
DOI: 10.7202/1007826ar
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Le droit des professionnels et des gens de métier qui ont le statut de résident permanent de gagner leur vie au Québec en vertu de l’article 6 (2) (b) de la Charte canadienne des droits et libertés

Abstract: Découvrir la revue Citer cet article Houle, F. & Roux, D. (2012). Le droit des professionnels et des gens de métier qui ont le statut de résident permanent de gagner leur vie au Québec en vertu de l'article 6 (2) (b) de la Charte canadienne des droits et libertés. Les Cahiers de droit, 53(1), 79-108. doi:10.7202/1007826ar Résumé de l'article Les travailleurs qualifiés qui immigrent au Canada tout en voulant y exercer leur métier ou leur profession doivent surmonter une quantité non négligeable de difficult… Show more

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“…But besides these upcoming publications, due to the relatively recent implementation of the MRAs the available documentation is mostly descriptive, and it offers only preliminary insights concerning the actual processes and results of the MRAs as experienced by French professionals immigrating to Quebec. Furthermore, some analysis has been drawn from a juristic, legal-studies perspective (Chaix, 2012;Houle & Roux, 2012;Korotkina, 2012), pointing in particular to linkages between the Canadian Rights and Liberties Charter and access to professional practice for highly skilled migrants. These issues are not the focus of this article; moreover, apart from Chaix's contribution, these other analyses focus on immigrant workers in general, not specifically professionals nor those coming from France.…”
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“…But besides these upcoming publications, due to the relatively recent implementation of the MRAs the available documentation is mostly descriptive, and it offers only preliminary insights concerning the actual processes and results of the MRAs as experienced by French professionals immigrating to Quebec. Furthermore, some analysis has been drawn from a juristic, legal-studies perspective (Chaix, 2012;Houle & Roux, 2012;Korotkina, 2012), pointing in particular to linkages between the Canadian Rights and Liberties Charter and access to professional practice for highly skilled migrants. These issues are not the focus of this article; moreover, apart from Chaix's contribution, these other analyses focus on immigrant workers in general, not specifically professionals nor those coming from France.…”
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confidence: 99%