Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil is working on business-friendly solutions to critical worker shortages, such as making it easier for multinationals to bring in overseas executives, but concedes fixes to the broken migration system are a way off.
Former prime minister and cabinet secretary, Dr Martin Parkinson, is expected to finalise advice of his review group in the next few weeks. “One of the other big picture problems in this system is that we’re not allocating regulatory burden risk wisely,” Ms O’Neil said.
What ... Overseas executives already get special tax treatment. Is she saying Australia doesn't have the talent. 🤦 Does this AlboMP government know what it's doing it seems to lurch from one brain fade to another. SenKatyG JEChalmers SkyNewsAust Politics_SMHAGE australian
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