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Big Australian Corporations Push for More Skilled Immigrants - Vimarsana News

Big Australian Corporations Push for More Skilled Immigrants

The business sector has called on the Australian government to temporarily boost the level of skilled migration to tackle ...

Move from crisis to growth, says business - Vimarsana News

Move from crisis to growth, says business

The Business Council says Australia needs to move away from crisis management to sustaining growth in the private sector amid a push for more skilled migration. 

Move from crisis to growth, says business - Vimarsana News

Move from crisis to growth, says business

The Business Council says Australia needs to move away from crisis management to sustaining growth in the private sector amid a push for more skilled migration. 

Scott Morrison urged to increase migration | Daily Mail Online - Vimarsana News

Scott Morrison urged to increase migration | Daily Mail Online

The Business Council is calling for the skilled migration cap to be lifted to 220,000 over the next two financial years to assist acute worker shortages.

Master Builders - Recovery Will Continue Riding On The Ute's Back. Builders And Tradies Back Budget - Vimarsana News

Master Builders - Recovery Will Continue Riding On The Ute's Back. Builders And Tradies Back Budget

11 May 2021 “Builders and tradies will strongly back the Budget. It will boost the confidence of the industry that the recovery can continue to largely ride on the ute’s back,” Denita Wawn, CEO of Master Builders Australia said. “This is not an accountant’s Budget it is a nation-builders. It’s a Budget for people that believe in this country’s future like the people who work in the nation’s 400,000 building and construction businesses,” she said. “Governments usually struggle to successfully manage the transition of the economy back from life support to strong growth led b...