Jeffrey's restaurant has recently expanded, and they are very busy. He needs 2 speciality cooks and 2 dishwashers. He knows it is very difficult to find Canadians or permanent residents for these positions. He is getting ready to start the process of possible LMIAs and decides that he will pay the two specialty cooks $26.00/hour and the two dishwashers $19.00/hour. You conduct a wage review and discover that the prevailing wage for the specialty cook position is $17.00/hr while the dishwasher position is $15.20/hr. You also discover that the provincial/territorial median is $25.00/hr. Which streams would each LMIA fall within and why? Question 7 options: a) All 4 positions would be processed in the stream for high wage, because they are between the minimum provincial/territorial and median wages. b) All 4 positions would be processed in the stream for low wage because one of the two wages are below the provincial/territorial median. c) The two dishwasher positions do not meet low wage stream as they are below both median and provincial standards. The cooks meet the stream for high wage. d) The two positions for the cooks are above the median wage so will be in the high wage stream