Webinar recording: Upcoming Immigration changes

We recently held a free webinar on Employing Migrant Workers. Incase you missed it or would like to listen again, we have now made it available here.

Held in conjunction with Malcolm Pacific Immigration, the Webinar discusses the upcoming changes to temporary work visas and how businesses can prepare for them – in particular the requirement for employers to be accredited with Immigration NZ by 2021 in order to hire migrant workers.

Immigration New Zealand estimates between 16,000 and 22,000 employers who sponsor migrant work visas are not yet accredited.

While 2021 might seem like a while away, it’s going to come around quicker than you think, and with it an inevitable bottleneck. If you want to avoid getting caught short, you need to be thinking about it now.

Our Webinar talks you through:

• Who needs to be ‘accredited’
• What we know about the process and what you should be doing now
• What you need to do to become accredited
• Some risk areas to start thinking about

Have a listen at your leisure, and if you have any questions and/or would like assistance to become prepared please get in touch.

Disclaimer

This article, and any information contained on our website is necessarily brief and general in nature, and should not be substituted for professional advice. You should always seek professional advice before taking any action in relation to the matters addressed.

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