How can a U.S. Citizen obtain a work permit in Canada? (hotels)

[dregoinplaces]

I'm 21 years old and I'm currently a senior in college. I'll have a bachelors degree in Management Labor Relations and Human Resources soon. I work for Hyatt hotels and we have 2 properties in Toronto. What would I have to do to to transfer to a property there to work for 2-3 years? Is this even possible? I love the city so much. I really want it to be a part of my life. Someone please help me with information! Thanks so much

[plmbpmp]

Contact your HR department. Being an international hotel chain, they are probably very experienced in this.

[FingerPoint]

Its the same for people in Canada, who want to work in the U.S especially LA or New York. The quickest way is to get your employer to sign the work permit papers.... provide you with a position/job

[hipster22ndcentury]

Originally Posted by dregoinplaces

I'm 21 years old and I'm currently a senior in college. I'll have a bachelors degree in Management Labor Relations and Human Resources soon. I work for Hyatt hotels and we have 2 properties in Toronto. What would I have to do to to transfer to a property there to work for 2-3 years? Is this even possible? I love the city so much. I really want it to be a part of my life. Someone please help me with information! Thanks so much

Why would you want to move from one of the largest economies in the world to a frozen hellhole which treats American men like Roosh V as garbage?

I've heard of countless bad experiences of people who step foot in that dysfunctional city.

If you want a social life, live in L.A., Dallas or NYC.

If you want to become hated by women, subjected to laws which hate men, feminastys and mediocrity, then Toronto is the place for you!

[plmbpmp]

Your schtick is getting kind of old