Claire Berry on Mar 11 2010 | Filed under: Uncategorized
In today’s Workplace Bulletin:
Claire Berry on Mar 09 2010 | Filed under: Uncategorized
Dear Reader,
Recently, there have been a number of changes to Migration laws which means – yep, you guessed it! – you now have a number of new obligations.
Check out Charles’ article below to find out what you must now prove to the DIAC before they will approve your application to become a 457 visa sponsor.
Charles Power on Mar 09 2010 | Filed under: Legal Obligations
In order to be approved as a business sponsor of a 457 visa holder, you must be able to establish to the DIAC (Department of Immigration and Citizenship) that:
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Charles Power BEc (Hons) LLB (Monash): Editor-in-Chief of Port Phillip Publishing's Employment Law Practical Handbook. Partner and head of the employment law department of Holding Redlich.
Charles has a strong practice representing employers in all aspects of employment and industrial law and is accredited by the Law Institute of Victoria as a Workplace Relations Specialist. He is a member of the Advisory Board to the Centre for Employment & Labour Relations Law, University of Melbourne and the Australian Human Resources Institute. Charles is a former associate to a Senior Deputy President of the Australian Industrial Relations Commission and a former senior adviser to a federal government minister. He was the joint winner of Industrial Arbitration Prize in 1992.