I've been unemployed for 9 months and it kinda scared me a bit from a financial and security pov to the posint where I'm currently back to living with my parents.

Last week I got two god job offers, both are online and their working hours don't overlap. the same time the first one ends, the other starts. Which means I'll be working from 8 AM to midnight with 3 hours of total break time, 5 days a week.

I worked a full time and a part time job before, but they were on site and I wasted an hour a day just for transportation. And It was supper exhausting.

This time both of them are remote, but two full time jobs is something I've never done before and it's kinda scaring me. I'm afraid that I won't be able to manage my energy and end up loosing both.

What's keeping me interested is that they both pay well, and I wanna save up as much money as I can.

I recently applied for a job on LinkedIn and was later contacted by someone from Hirez Manpower Solutions / Prosper Immigration Inc regarding jobs in Canada.

Here’s the situation:

• I’m from Tunisia.
• I had a phone call and then a Zoom/Google Meet meeting with them.
• They explained that they help connect candidates with Canadian employers and then assist with the immigration/work permit process.
• They sent me a retainer agreement for an LMIA-exempt work permit application through Prosper Immigration Inc.
• The agreement mentions fees of around CAD $2,500 split into two payments.
• They told me I only have to pay after receiving a job offer/interview acceptance from an employer.
• They also said if there is no job offer, the immigration process cannot continue.

Some things seem professional:

• They have a website, LinkedIn presence, and Canadian address.
• The contract references CICC regulations and an RCIC consultant.
• Government fees listed in the agreement match real IRCC fees.

But I still want to be careful before signing anything or paying money.

Has anyone here personally dealt with Prosper Immigration Inc or Hirez Manpower Solutions?
Did you actually get a legitimate job/work permit through them?
Any red flags or experiences I should know about?

I’d really appreciate feedback.

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