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Migration Newsflash: Release of the Traffic Light Bulletin
Migration News: Release of the Traffic Light Bulletin
Further to our previous Migration Newsflashes concerning the review of the skilled migration occupation lists, the Australian Government has released the highly anticipated Traffic Light Bulletin.
We are pleased to report that our preliminary submission to the Department of Employment, Skills, Small and Family Business has been considered and that the Government is looking to implement a number of our recommendations.
The purpose of the Traffic Light Bulletin is to flag occupations likely to be added to or removed from the current lists when the Australian Government introduces updated skilled occupation lists in March 2020.
The occupation lists are relevant to any Australian employers looking to sponsor foreign nationals to work in Australia.
