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Glossary of Immigration Terms

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Glossary of Immigration Terms
This glossary has been created for employers to help enhance knowledge and understanding of common immigration-related language used in the process of hiring a foreign national through programs like the Nova Scotia Nominee Program (NSNP) and the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP). By compiling key terms and definitions in one accessible resource, our goal is to support employers as they navigate the immigration process and create a more inclusive and informed workplace.

Why It Matters
Understanding immigration terminology is essential for employers looking to engage with international talent. Clear communication and familiarity with key terms help simplify hiring through immigration pathways and support the successful integration of newcomers into your business and community.

Key Features

  • A comprehensive list of commonly used immigration terms and definitions

  • Designed to support clarity and confidence in the hiring process

  • Helps foster inclusive communication within your team

Who Can Benefit?
This resource is ideal for employers, HR professionals, and business owners in Pictou County who are hiring or planning to hire skilled foreign nationals and want to ensure they’re using accurate and inclusive language.

How to Use This Resource

  • Refer to the glossary when reviewing immigration documents or discussing pathways like NSNP or AIP

  • Share with your HR team and hiring managers to support consistent language use

  • Use the definitions to guide conversations with newcomers and service providers

  • Keep this resource on hand throughout your hiring and onboarding journey

By building shared understanding, the Pictou County Partnership is helping local businesses confidently engage in immigration efforts and support the successful settlement of newcomers.

 

 

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DOCUMENT: This workbook has been created for employers to help guide you through the process of hiring a foreign national through either the Nova Scotia Nominee Program (NSNP) or the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP).

DOCUMENT: This guide supports employers in creating inclusive workplaces through Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) strategies. It incorporates insights from the Pictou County Labour Mobility Pilot to help businesses integrate skilled refugees and other diverse talent into their teams.

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DOCUMENT: This guide supports new employees, especially those who are newcomers to Canada, in understanding the onboarding process, integrating into the workplace, and becoming familiar with the organizational culture.

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