Is mucho burrito approved or found non-compliant under Canada's Temporary Foreign Worker Program?

mucho burrito appears on the Government of Canada (ESDC) list of employers found non-compliant with the Temporary Foreign Worker Program. They are currently ineligible to hire temporary foreign workers. Be very cautious of any job offer and verify the details before proceeding.

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Mucho Burrito

Official ESDC status: “Ineligible - unpaid monetary penalty”

Has an outstanding unpaid monetary penalty from the Canadian government and cannot hire temporary foreign workers until it is paid.

Status shown reflects the official Government of Canada (ESDC) non-compliant employers record as published; it is reproduced as-is and may not reflect the employer’s current status. See details below.

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Data current as of Jul 8, 2026

Why this employer was found non-compliant

On May 15, 2026, the Government of Canada found Mucho Burrito non-compliant with the Temporary Foreign Worker Program. They have an outstanding monetary penalty and are ineligible to hire temporary foreign workers until it is paid. A fine of $750 was issued.

What they did wrong

8Broke federal, provincial or territorial employment or recruitment laws

What to do next

This employer has an outstanding government penalty and cannot legally hire temporary workers
Report this offer to ESDC: 1-800-367-5693
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I have verified Mucho Burrito on the official Government of Canada non-compliant employer list at canada.ca. This employer is currently banned from hiring temporary foreign workers.

Please do not contact me again about this position. I will be reporting this offer to Service Canada (ESDC) at 1-800-367-5693.

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Updated Jul 8, 2026 · Direct from canada.ca