Back 4 Good – Your future in Newfoundland & Labrador is working with the province to seek out skilled professionals who wish to live and work in the province.
Newfoundland Labrador is known for its friendly people who always have a real and genuine welcome. The people of this stunning Provence are known for their creativity and unique language and is regarded as one of the top 10 friendliest cultures in the world.
Newfoundland Labrador has gone from a situation that the Provence was a beneficiary from the Canadian federal budget to a situation that it is now a net contributor as a result of the significant growth in the economy.
The Provence has experienced a sea change where they had an oversupply of workers and not enough work to a situation where they have many excellent opportunities for returnees who wish to come and live in the Provence.
As there is huge competition for skilled professionals across Canada with other provinces facing skills shortages Newfoundland Labrador offer more that just a career they offer a unique way of life.
St.John’s is the capital of the Provence and sits on the eastern tip of the Avalon peninsula. The city is rich in history and culture .St John’s has a humid climate and is the foggiest city in Canada.
The city is known as the entrepreneurial city and the city has experienced record growth from 2011 becoming the second highest for economic growth rate in Canada.
Large employers currently looking for skilled employees in the province include
- Vale
- Ranstad
- Walmart
- LobLaw
- Best Version Media
- Combined Insurance
- Tim Hortons
- North West
- Scotiabank
- Deloitte
- and many more.
If you want to return home to Newfoundland Labrador to live and work for good or if you wish to live in the province and take up one of these many exciting roles register today with Back 4 Good – Your future in Newfoundland Labrador and we will take it from there for you.
Send your details to greg@back4good.ca today.For employers and organisations in the province sign up for our historic campaign today .