Government Boosts Australian Immigration Visas to 195,000 An announcement was made recently that the Australian government is increasing its permanent immigration intake by 35,000. Thus, the permanent migration visas available, which were formerly 160,000, will rise to 195,000 in the current fiscal year. This action was taken as an effort to address the skills and labour shortages in the country. […]
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Many Australian Jobs Offer Salaries over $100,000 Over 1700 jobs across Australia’s mining sector are available with an offer of six-figure salaries. The surprising thing is that some companies are open to offering a $10,000 sign-on bonus. All of this is happening because of the skills shortage Australia is experiencing. This current issue has made hiring staff very difficult for […]
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Employers Pay Thousands to Fill Australian Job Vacancies The pandemic worker shortage in the country has gotten worse in recent times. The Australian Retailers Association stated this. Due to the huge labour gaps, some businesses are at risk of experiencing financial collapse. Industries across the country are trying every means to find and keep workers. They are doing this to […]
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Over 480,000 Australian Job Openings Advertised The labour and skills crisis continues to worsen in Australia. In recent times, business owners have experienced difficulty finding perfect fits for their vacant positions. There are almost half a million vacant jobs in Australia. A key factor for the worsening labour crisis in the country is the ongoing occurrence of mismatch. The mismatch […]
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Multicultural Melbourne Has Become Even More Diverse The 2021 census data for Australia confirmed it to be a multicultural, migrant country. The data also revealed that the migration patterns of the country are changing. During the post-war decades, migration from Mediterranean countries was the highest. Now, significant migration is from South and South-East Asia. According to Australia Immigration Professionals, over […]
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Employment in Australia Hits Highest Level in 13 Years The Omicron variant outbreak in Australia caused many disruptions in the past months. Still, the unemployment rate in the country was recorded to fall to about 4 percent in February this year.The unemployment rate is said to be the lowest experienced since 2008. The Australia Immigration Professionals further reported that employment […]
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Full-time Employment in Australia Jumps by 92,400 Positions Even though only the total employment in Australia in April only increased by 4000, there were a lot more involved with this. The increase in employment resulted in a significant decrease in the national unemployment rate. The rate records 3.9 percent and a fall in unemployment by 11,000. This record is the […]
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Australia Immigration Professionals: Australia’s Low Unemployment Forecast to Drop Further In recent times, there has been speculation about the unemployment rate in Australia falling even further. This is because of the remarkable rise in full-time positions in the country. This was possible because the Australian economy removed most of the disruptions caused by the Omicron variant in a short time.In […]
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Ukrainian refugees had so many things to say as they arrived at their new locations, Sydney and Melbourne. They couldn’t hold back from telling their families what their experience was like back in their war-torn country. Due to the continued encroachment of Russian forces on Kyiv, Ukraine’s capital, countless lives were lost. The situation was so bad that the once-bustling […]
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The Australian Bureau of Statistics recently reported on the country’s unemployment rate over the past two months. The jobless rate fell to a 13-year low of four percent in February 2022, from 4.2 percent in January. This is the lowest it has been since August 2008. The unemployment rate for women dipped to 3.8 percent, making employment for women in […]
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