Immigration Minister Alex Hawke has announced 22 job categories will be added to the Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List designed to lure critical workers into the country.
The PMSOL now consisting of 41 occupations was first developed in September last year in coordination with the National Skills Commission. This year's May budget revealed the government's expectation that temporary and permanent migration is expected to gradually return from half-way through 2022.
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Heaven forbid we produce graduates in areas they’re needed , perhaps a better idea is to bring in university lecturers capable of teaching and end doctorates in breast feeding😎
a condemnation of our universities - not providing the right degrees to the country.
Temp migrants who had to stay here during the worst of Covid and lost jobs and income should be given PR as a thank you if they wish to stay AlexHawkeMP
Vegetable and fruit pickers .. $1-2 /hr .. they’ll be flooding in .. fair warning : watch for mice scratching at your kids guys, and also some very dodgy farmers demanding, err .. certain “dubious favours”.
Keep the ponzi going.
The Liberal Party economic plan: Defund training. Cry skill-shortages. Import consumers en-masse. It keeps wages down. Sells our donors' crappy apartments and products despite everyone being worse off. Shame about our lifestyle, working conditions, environment auspol
Skilled migration means no career growth/uplifting/promotions/support/trains Australians.Companies already outsourced/moved jobs to India/Asia. They are trained there & bring back to Australia & have luxurious life. We create jobs and give it to overseas. AlexHawkeMP theage
ScottMorrisonMP here holding a PR with a job in sydney n still waiting to get a flight back 😔
Don't think this is feasible.. alot of highly skilled Australians who are stuck overseas are still waiting to move back to OZ. Just bloody difficult because of the Pandemic innit.
You can't be serious while so many Aussies can't get housing and these migrants will take the housing meant for Aussies. Stop giving our resources to foreigners
‘Mr Hawke said the eligible workers were considered job multipliers that would aid Australia's ongoing recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.’ Noone on this list is going to work if there are no early childhood educators left to look after their children - that’s a job multiplier
Bullshit fucking fake shit when 8000 of us highly skilled migrants with a valid visas in our hands were abandoned from last 17 months.
There are plenty unemployed in this country who would love to gain training and experience in a new career field ScottMorrisonMP auspol
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