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The page restructures the "Processing" section's priority-processing guidance. The former generic "Priority processing (14 days) of work permits under the Global Skills Strategy" entry is now scoped explicitly to "TEER 0 and 1 occupations," and the explicit 14-day timeframe is dropped from the label. A new separate entry, "Priority processing – Temporary workers in essential occupations," is added, pointing to a new apply page. Several section/link labels were also reworded (Step 3, Step 4, employer non-compliance list, work permit issuance heading, open work permits link) without changing substantive content. Consultants should verify which occupations now qualify for GSS priority processing and check the new essential-occupations priority stream for client eligibility.
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