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The Migration Council has advised the Australian Government to boost migration levels by 30% to boost Australia's economy
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Migrants tend to be younger better skilled and have higher employment participation than the general public, contribute more to the tax base and rely less on government welfare.
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There are shortages and many opportunities for migrants with skills in construction, automotive, teaching IT and healthcare.
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The tax office and the DIBP have signed a MOU – allowing wages information to be shared on 457 visa holders. DIBP can now request wages compliance checks across the range of sponsor businesses and 457 employees.
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Employers found employing illegal workers, even if they weren't aware they were unlawful, can face fines of up to $76,500 bucks per worker, and if an employer knows they are employing unlawful workers the fines are higher, being up to $102,000 per worker for businesses and $20,400 for the employer, and up to 2 years' imprisonment. Always use the VEVO system to check the status of your foreign employees.
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