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Scene setting immigration speech labelled confusing by critics

Immigration is in for a shake-up but the details are still unclear with critics slating the government's latest message as confusing and worrying.

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Immigration shake-up labelled as confusing by critics

Critics say the Government's latest immigration message is confusing and worrying.

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Population Policy debate comes into focus

In 2019 we had one of the highest net migration inflows per head of population, with 11.4 per 1000 people, compared to 2.4 per 1000 in Britain and 3.8 per 1000 in the United States. Businesses have benefited from this large growth in labour, and admitted as much during the conference’s morning tea break. Over danishes, croissants, bliss balls and coffee, directors confessed migrants on work visas sometimes made up the majority of their workers in areas like information technology. Now the migration tap has been turned off and those settings could stay this way for a significant period of time according to Spoonley. Chris McKeen/Stuff

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Green MP s concern as Ardern signals shift away from low-skilled, low-paid migrants

Green MP s concern as Ardern signals shift away from low-skilled, low-paid migrants Newshub 3 hrs ago © Newshub / Facebook Watch Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern s speech to the business community. Green MP Ricardo Menéndez March is concerned about Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern s approach to shift away from low-skilled, low-paid migrants to help raise productivity. Ardern made the remarks in a speech to the business community in Auckland on Friday, where she foreshadowed an announcement Immigration Minister Kris Faafoi will make on Monday. We want to shift the balance away from low-skilled, low-paid work towards attracting high-skilled migrants and addressing genuine skill shortages in order to improve productivity, Ardern said.

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Green MP Ricardo Menéndez March s concern as Jacinda Ardern signals shift away from low-skilled, low-paid migrants

Minister Faafoi will also outline changes to attract targeted, high-value international investment into New Zealand - something many people in this room have been calling for. Ardern added during a Q&A session: We re talking about honing in on those who will bring a rich offering to New Zealand in terms of business opportunity and are ready to invest and are ready to provide employment opportunities as a result. MenÃ©ndez March, the Green party s immigration spokesperson, took issue with the language being used because so-called low-skilled migrants are often essential workers who kept New Zealand afloat during COVID-19. I think it s a disservice to the contribution of many migrant workers, many who made essential contributions during the pandemic, to be calling them low-skilled, when really our immigration system has referred to low-skilled people based on their salary, he told Newshub.

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