In this task, you are to provide your client advice upon evaluating their employer reference letter for a Permanent Residence application under the Canadian Experience Class of Express Entry. The assignment includes two parts: your evaluation of the letter in relation to IRCC requirements and an email to your client advising them of these concerns.

 

Evaluation: Based on the letter, provide an evaluation of whether the letter will demonstrate the applicant meets the requirements of paragraphs 87.1(2)(a) to (c) of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations, or IRPR. 

In answering, you should consult and refer to the wording of the regulations, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada's operational instructions, and the National Occupational Classification (NOC). The objective of the assignment is to demonstrate that you can navigate these resources and draw on them to make a reasoned analysis.

PART 2 Email: Write an email to your client explaining any concerns identified in evaluating their employment reference letter and how you suggest these concerns be addressed.

Your answer must be 500 words. 

1. Foundational Knowledge: Accuracy of references to the applicable law and policy documents.
2. Legal Reasoning: The coherence and persuasiveness of your reasoning.
3. Communication: The clearness, concision, and style (including spelling and grammar) of your answer as well as your ability to communicate effectively with your client.

R&S AUTO 420 Ormont Drive North York, ON M9L 1N9 Phone: 1-416-748-9300 April 25, 2023 Dear Sir/Madam, This letter is a verification of George Gardner's continuous employment with our company since September 2021. He started working part time at our location as a Jr. Automotive Mechanic during his studies at Mohawk College (Toronto, Ontario) and was promoted to the position of Automotive Mechanic in June 2022. He started working full time upon graduating from his Automotive Mechanic Program at that time. As an Automotive Mechanic, George has shown maturity around customers and staff, responsibility to handle cash and be accountable for warranty approved work on all makes and models of vehicles. In addition to performing warranty approved work, he performs motor vehicle inspections and advises clients of requirements to pass inspection. More information about our company's automotive repair services can be found upon our website at www.rsauto.ca. On November 1, 2022, George was promoted to his current position as Supervisor. In this increased responsibility role, supervisors must not only manage staff, but address customer concerns and complaints, which George excels at. His hourly wage is currently $20.00 and he qualifies for weekly performance bonuses whenever his job milestones are met. Even though George is now a Supervisor, from time to time he has to fill in for our Mechanics when they call in sick. George is the only employee who can fulfill both roles and for that reason, he is essential to our business operations. Our work environment is fast paced and technically challenging. Hours of work for George are between 35-44 hours per week and we are open 7 days a week. He is a very reliable and important member of our operations without whom, our business will suffer significantly and as a result, we may have to lay off Canadian workers. Should you require more information, please contact me at 416-748-9300 or email me at jorge@rsauto.ca. Sincerely, Jorge Medina President & CEO