The Tasmanian Government Department of State Growth have advised that the State Occupation List for 2014/15 is in the process of being finalised. The 2013/14 List will remain effective until the new list is published. The update coincides with a restructuring of the Business and Skilled Migration Unit, which has been incorporated into the Department […]
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Senator Cash has announced a series of new investment options for applicants for the Significant Investor Visa, as the government looks to attract more foreign capital to Australian businesses. Among the new options include annuities issued by an Australian registered life insurance company, derivatives used for portfolio management and non-speculative purposes, loans secured by mortgages
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*On November 23, the Government announced that adequate testing of the local labour market would be introduced as a necessary requirement for an employer to be able to nominate and employ a 457 worker. Also announced was all available exceptions to this testing, including those based on international trade obligations, occupation-based exemptions, and in situations of major disaster. To read the
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With the annual summer and March festival-frenzy just around the corner, South Australia’s restaurant and catering industry is in desperate need of more skilled workers. Having recently reported more businesses to be closing than opening, peak industry body Restaurant and Catering SA are crying out for a number of changes to help the skill-shortage ravaged
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Sally Neville Interview: Chief Executive of Restaurants and Catering SA MS: Thanks again for meeting with us today Sally. Could you tell us a little bit about your role and how you came to be in it? SN: Sure. Restaurant and Catering SA is the peak body for the restaurant and catering sector in the
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The Problem In 2010, Migration Solutions was engaged by a corporate client in the form of a South Australian company named Caledonia Scaffolding Services. At the time, the company was competing for several large infrastructure contracts that were beyond the capabilities of a workforce of their size. For this reason, Migration Solutions advised Caledonia to consider
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