Big Shift: New opportunities in post-pandemic world
COVID-19 has not only tested the resilience of the Australian economy, it has brought about dramatic structural changes to the way it operates
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COVID-19 has not only tested the resilience of the Australian economy, it has brought about dramatic structural changes to the way it operates
MacroBusiness Access Subscriber Only Content at 10:20 am on May 10, 2021 | 24 comments As we know, the Morrison Government recently announced its desire to lift immigration back to pre-COVID levels in order to overcome purported ‘labour shortages’. Specifically, the Government’s Interim Report of the Inquiry into Australia’s Skilled Migration Program recommended opening the migrant floodgates via: Abolishing labour market testing requirements. Lowering costs and speeding up approval times for importing foreign workers. Expanding the skilled occupation list to include almost any role...
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MacroBusiness Access Subscriber Only Content at 11:30 am on April 23, 2021 | 9 comments As we know, the Morrison Government is readying for a quick return of mass immigration at the earliest opportunity. The Government’s Interim Report of the Inquiry into Australia’s Skilled Migration Program recommended opening the migrant floodgates via: Abolishing labour market testing requirements. Lowering costs and speeding up approval times for importing foreign workers. Expanding the skilled occupation list to include almost any role. Providing all ‘skilled’ visa holders with a clear pathway...
Link Daintree Ecolodge Resort recently advertised in New Zealand for hospitality and housekeeping staff to try and address its shortage. Photo: Brian Cassey "No city hotels would be operating at true full capacity at the moment," said Dean Long, chief executive of the Accommodation Association of Australia. He says that when a hotel says it's fully occupied, it's stating the truth. But hotels may have been forced to artificially lower capacity in order to ensure rooms are serviced adequately. Hotels need a certain number of housekeeping staff to adhere to health and ...