Actyl Group to Help Canadian Employers Find Skilled Workers with Upcoming Trip to Jamaica

EDMONTON, Alberta - April 1, 2014 - PRLog -- Actyl Group, a leader in international workforce solutions, is returning to Jamaica to find more skilled workers to help fill the Canadian labour gap.

The company has made numerous trips to Jamaica and other countries around the world, delivering high-quality job candidates to employers across Canada. The Actyl team will meet with hundreds of potential candidates in Kingston and Montego Bay between April 22 and 27, 2014.

"Much of Canada, and particularly the western provinces, has experienced a surge in the economy over the past several years, due in large part to the growth in the energy industry," said Linda West, president of Actyl Group. "With this growth has come a new challenge — a difficult labour shortage. We have made a number of trips to countries with large populations of skilled workers, and we are looking forward to our upcoming visit with talented and hard-working candidates in Jamaica."

Actyl Group has had much success recruiting workers from Jamaica in the past. The country has a thriving hospitality sector, which means there are thousands of available candidates with years of experience in this field in particular. By seeking employees from countries like Jamaica (http://www.actyl.com/top-five-benefits-of-recruiting-skil...), businesses and organizations can diversify their workforce and become more competitive, building the capacity they need to truly grow in a sustainable way. This, in turn, increases efficiency and helps businesses tap into niche markets, as foreign workers can help them understand different cultures and customers bases.

In addition, Actyl Group is inviting Canadian employers to join its team on its upcoming trip to Jamaica, giving them the chance to meet with and interview potential employees in person.

"This is a great opportunity to visit with and recruit highly skilled workers, as well as enjoy a nice vacation in an absolutely beautiful country," said West. "By consulting Actyl Group, your company has access to the candidates who will fill your much-needed open positions and help your organization grow and thrive."

Actyl Group, based in Edmonton, Alberta, has made visits to countries around the world, including Jamaica, the Czech Republic, Croatia, Philippines, Belize and Mexico. It has recruited candidates for a wide range of jobs, including warehouse workers, craft laborers, shipbuilders, electrical engineers, long-haul drivers, hotel attendants, food service workers, mechanics, carpenters and more.

For more information on the comprehensive international workforce solutions the company delivers, visit http://www.actyl.com.