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CTA launches tip sheet to report suspected Driver Inc. behavior - Vimarsana News

CTA launches tip sheet to report suspected Driver Inc. behavior

The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) has created a step-by-step tip sheet and reporting guide to help carriers report suspected Driver Inc. behavior. The

Driver Inc. penetrating into Atlantic Canada, APTA warns - Vimarsana News

Driver Inc. penetrating into Atlantic Canada, APTA warns

The Driver Inc. companies are raising their head in Atlantic Canada, warned Chris McKee, executive director of the Atlantic Provinces Trucking Association

Illegal incorporated driver model a stain on our industry - Vimarsana News

Illegal incorporated driver model a stain on our industry

Underneath the surface of the transportation industry is a movement of drivers and carriers that are embracing an incorporation model, sometimes referred

CTA wants Recognized Employer Pilot for TFWs to screen out Driver Inc. employers - Vimarsana News

CTA wants Recognized Employer Pilot for TFWs to screen out Driver Inc. employers

Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) is clearing red tape for reputable employers looking to take advantage of Canada’s Temporary Foreign

Canada Calling: Truckers, many from India, struggle to get $9 million unpaid wages, college withdraws admission to international students - Vimarsana News

Canada Calling: Truckers, many from India, struggle to get $9 million unpaid wages, college withdraws admission to international students

Many immigrants from India in general and Punjab in particular take up truck driving as it provides an easy way to become a permanent resident through the Labour Market Impact Assessment. But this also makes them more vulnerable to wage theft as they depend on their employers for permanent residency.