The Western OZtralia State Nomination Program (SNMP) is now open for the program year 2024-25. Some key highlights of this Program to take note of are as follows: Further details on the program are available on the State Nomination Migration program page. Source: Western Australia nomination program
Skilled program The OZtralian government has announced allocation of 5000 skilled visa nomination places to Victoria for the 2024-25 program. Victoria’s allocation details are as follows: Business Innovation and Investment Program (BIIP – subclass 188) This program has been permanently closed from July 2024. The only nomination applications open are the following, More information on […]
OZtralian Prime Minister Albanese has announced the extended time people from the ASEAN countries and Timor-Leste will have when they visit OZtralia to conduct business. OZtralia has extended the business visitor visa to up to 5 years, instead of up to 3 years, for applications lodged after 1 April 2024. Business visitors with a Visitor (subclass […]
Article Courtesy : https://www.aihw.gov.au/reports/workforce/health-workforce The health workforce in Australia is large and diverse and includes a wide range of professionals and support staff working to provide healthcare services to the population. These include health practitioners registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (Ahpra) as well as other health professionals and health support workers. Due […]
Article Courtsey : https://www.engineersaustralia.org.au Engineers Australia released the Statistical Overview of the Engineering Profession report, shedding light on the concerning state of Australia’s engineering workforce. Speaking at the Parliament House launch, Engineers Australia CEO Romilly Madew AO said the analysis highlights the important role engineers play in driving every sector of the economy while revealing a deepening […]
Article Courtsey : Landline / By Bill Ormonde Maggie-Kate Minogue was seven when she realised she wanted to be a doctor. Complications with her sister’s birth were the catalyst for an early interest in health and helping people. But growing up in a country town of 80 people meant after high school she had to move hundreds of […]
By political reporter Georgia Roberts Aged care workers have won their years-long Fair Work case for a wage rise of up to 28.5 per cent for the entire sector. In November 2020, the Health Services Union (HSU) filed a work value case with the Fair Work Commission (FWC) regarding aged care that requested a 25 per […]
Article Courtesy: Nationalseniors.com.au Demand for residential care is strong, so why are there so many empty beds while older people have to live in hospitals? The federal government’s new staffing requirements for aged care homes is having unintended consequences for providers and prospective residents. It’s become more difficult to find an aged care home bed […]
By Jessica Bahr Article Courtesy : SBS In 2023, many Australians felt a shift in workplace culture. Some offices moved to a four-day work week, while others had employees quitting in droves. What will the new year hold? Office culture and Australian workplaces have been through a myriad of changes in recent years. Throughout […]
