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Language Barriers in the Workplace
How limited fluency affects hiring, advancement, and safety.
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SUMMARY - Language Barriers in the Workplace

Language barriers in Canadian workplaces represent one of the most persistent challenges facing newcomers seeking meaningful employment and career advancement. While official language proficiency (English or French) constitutes a fundamental requirement for most positions, workplace language encompasses far more than basic communication—including technical vocabulary, cultural communication norms, professional register, and the subtle linguistic conventions that define successful workplace interactions.

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