Ten Key Changes to 482 Visa and other Migration Policies Business Owners Must Act on Now
Migration policies in Australia are undergoing significant changes, with recent amendments to the Temporary Skill Shortage subclass 482 visa and the Temporary Skilled Migration Income Threshold (TSMIT) and announcements from the May Federal Budget. For business owners...
Unlocking 482 Visa Success: A Hospitality Guide to TSMIT, Market Rates, and Awards
The Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) visa (subclass 482) stands as a key to accessing the global talent pool, especially for the hospitality sector. Understanding and navigating the intricacies of 482 visa requirements, such as TSMIT, competitive salary offerings, and alignment with relevant awards can be complex. As an expert in 482 visa processes and a trusted partner for AHA, I specialise in simplifying these challenges.
Two Decades of Advocacy: The Case for a Dedicated Family Violence Visa in Australia
Drawing on my twenty-year experience with Australia’s migration system and family violence, I advocate for a specialised visa to aid those trapped in abusive situations. This piece sheds light on the systemic changes needed to protect and empower temporary visa holders facing family violence. Please read and share to support this vital cause.
Important Updates to Australia’s Employer-Sponsored PR Pathways
Important Updates to Australia’s Employer-Sponsored PR Pathways.
The Productivity Commission has reported on a ‘better targeted skilled migration system.’ Read on to find out more, and what they want to abolish.
Today the Productivity Commission publicly released its ‘5-year Productivity Inquiry: Advancing Prosperity.’ Within this report, there were 7 main recommendations for a ‘better targeted skilled migration system.’ Read my latest article to find out more, including which program they suggest abolishing.
Can the Migration Program solve the aged care sector’s critical worker shortage?
The aged care sector’s worker shortage is a pressing issue that needs to be addressed as soon as possible. Read my latest article for my thoughts on whether the Migration Program can solve the sector’s worker shortage.
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