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BARTON MILLS 457 BREAKFAST SEMINAR

Join us for a breakfast seminar on the recent changes in immigration policies, including the 457 visa, TSS visa, permanent residency, and citizenship. We will discuss the impact on common occupations and provide guidance and solutions. Don't miss this opportunity to stay informed and ask questions.

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BARTON MILLS 457 BREAKFAST SEMINAR

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  1. BARTON MILLS 457 BREAKFAST SEMINAR AUGUST 10TH 2017

  2. SURINDER SINGHAMBER MIGRATION INTRODUCING

  3. DISCUSSION TOPICS 457 Changes / TSS Visa 186 Permanent Residency Changes Citizenship Changes Questions

  4. NEW OCCUPATION LISTS

  5. 1ST JULY – KEY REVISIONS

  6. CAVEATS Common occupations affected: Recruitment Consultant: $1m turnover, $65K base and 5 staff Customer Services Manager: $1m turnover, $65K base and non-retail Marketing Specialist: $1m turnover, $65K base and 5 staff Accountants: $1m turnover, 5 staff and non-clerical Corporate General Manager: $180K base unless intra company transfer ICT Project Manager : 2 years full time, relevant work experience Info & Org Professionals: 2 years full time, relevant work experience Management Consultant: $1m turnover and 5 staff* please consult Amber Team for assessment if unsure Based on work experience / regional location / occupation specific Implemented via Legislative Instrument Limited flexibility e.g. Overseas Businesses / Intra Company Transfer

  7. IMPLEMENTATION OF REFORMS 19 April 2017- Split of occupations lists - Max 2 years 457 visa period for certain occupations with no PR option - Occupation changes apply retrospectively (ongoing / new / AAT appeal) 1 July 2017 - TSMIT unchanged $53,900 base (457) - Compulsory police clearances (457) - Removal of 457 English exemption (457) - For LMT only job adverts and associated expenses (457) - Training Benchmark revised (457 / 186) - 45 years age limit (186 DE) - IELTS English level 6.0 each or equivalent (186 / 187) - Genuine need (186 DE)

  8. IMPLEMENTATION OF REFORMS December 2017 Data sharing with ATO Publish sanctioned employers’ details March 2018 Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) visa to replace 457 visa Training benchmarks change 457  186 PR eligibility = 3 years Labour Market Testing mandatory 45 years age limit to apply for all PR (186 / 187)

  9. TRAINING BENCHMARK (TB) CHANGES Start ups are not affectedEither Training A or B to be metPayroll definition Includes contractor wages if work offered relates to the service / product provided by the sponsorWhat can / cannot be considered as a training expenditure Formal course of study Relevant to industry it operates inSalary for graduates Internal training counted if delivered by a dedicated trainer

  10. TRAINING BENCHMARK OVERHAUL • From March 2018, the Skilling Australians Fund Levy replaces Training Benchmarks A / B for 457 / 186 / 187 employers.

  11. VISA APPLICATION CHARGE (VAC) CPI adjustment from 1 July 2017

  12. CITZENSHIP Proposed Changes Resided in Australia, as a PR, for at least 3 of the 4 years before applying Demonstrate Competent English i.e. 6.0 each IELTS or equivalent Revised test and ban from applying for 2 years after failing 3 times Demonstrate integration into the Australian community Citizen Bill did not pass in June 2017, still pending an outcome

  13. AMBER TEAM Surinder Singh - ssingh@ambermigration.com.au 02 9146 5284 Monique Ly - mly@ambermigration.com.au02 9146 5288 Rebecca Matanle - rmatanle@ambermigration.com.au 02 9146 5287

  14. CLARE BARTONBARTON MILLS RECRUITMENT INTRODUCING

  15. IMMEDIATE IMPACT - CANDIDATES An increase in residency applications Demand for experienced Consultants with PR increased Mature candidates from overseas saying no Junior candidates from overseas still keen to come to Australia

  16. IMMEDIATE IMPACT - COMPANIES Reluctance to sponsor junior/trainee consultants A focus on sourcing Australian trainees Some companies not renewing their business sponsorship status Vast majority of companies still open to hiring experienced overseas talent but criteria has increased

  17. POTENTIAL IMPACT A candidate shortage like never seen before Upward pressure on salaries Wholesale review of the way we reward performance Mass exodus of consultants back overseas

  18. HIRING STRATEGIES Ignore the experienced candidate pool completely Put a stop to hiring junior talent requiring sponsorship Put hiring on hold Continue as usual Utilise labour hire agreement

  19. IGNORE THE OVERSEAS CANDIDATES? Breakdown of 2 years of BMR placements 41% no visa constraints 34% required a new 457 25% required a 457 transfer

  20. 67% of talent pool originally came from overseas

  21. IGNORE THE OVERSEAS CANDIDATES? Talent pool is more than halved if we ignore overseas talent Obvious strategy – everyone is doing it Best value proposition in town Intense competition

  22. PUT A STOP TO SPONSORING JUNIOR TALENT? Early Careers: Breakdown of last 2 years of BMR placements • 46% residents • 38% WHV, 457 + 457 transfers • 11% de-facto • 5% other (for example student visa)

  23. PUT A STOP TO SPONSORING JUNIOR TALENT? Why do we struggle to find Australian junior talent? How do we make our industry a more attractive proposition? We need to widen the net

  24. PUT HIRING ON HOLD Risk adverse Increased productivity per head Flawed. Trying to stand still means you go backwards

  25. IN CONCLUSION Residency requests: are you prepared? Doing nothing and having no hiring plan is risky Focusing on one hiring stream is extremely risky Competition for consultants is going to be intense

  26. HANNAH KISSELLINKEDIN INTRODUCING

  27. THE RECRUITMENT LANDSCAPE

  28. RECRUITMENT CONSULTANTS IN AUSTRALIA 27K Non Educated 21K UniversityEducated

  29. WHERE ARE THESE RECRUITERS FROM?

  30. GROWTH THROUGHOUT THE INDUSTRY

  31. WHAT DO AUSTRALIAN RECRUITERS WANT IN A JOB?

  32. WHO ARE THESE RECRUITERS AND WHAT ARE THEY DOING? GROUP MALE FEMALE All professionals in talent pool 40% 60% Manager + in talent pool 52% 48% *Gender inferred from member name. Figures based on 79% of this talent pool with known gender.

  33. YOUR TARGET MARKET IS HERE: HOW DO YOU GET IN FRONT OF THEM?

  34. WHERE CAN I FIND STUDENTS FOR THESE ROLES?

  35. DOMINIC TREWICKJOB CAPITAL INTRODUCING

  36. PRESENTATION OVERVIEW Job capital intro Overview of recent 457 changes - What happened, when, why and context - Market response RCSA lobbying update

  37. On Hire Labour Agreement (OHLA) – 25 x categories. • 457 visa’s for Recruitment Consultants & 24 other role types. • Migration Services • Salary Packaging & Payroll Services Job Capital11yrs old and still growing! JOB CAPITAL Dominic Trewick GM JC • 20 years in B2B services, consulting & management including executive recruitment. • Over 5 years dealing with the Australian visa landscape. • Involved in this 457 event and others since April

  38. OVERVIEW OF 457 VISA CHANGES

  39. MACRO CONTEXT “OTHER WORKERS VS 457 HOLDERS” $100, 150 457’s – Feb 2016

  40. TIMELINE OF VISA CHANGES & MILESTONES Changes By 31st December - existing 457 visa Changes From 19th April - existing 457 visa 4/19/2017 12/31/2017 Changes From 1st July - existing 457 visa Changes From March 2018 7/1/2017 3/1/2018 2018 Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 2018 Feb Mar Today

  41. KEY MARKET CONCERNS

  42. WHY CHANGE? • Government says: • sharpen the focus of Australia’s employer sponsored skilled migration programmes to ensure they better meet Australia’s skills needs, • increase the quality and economic contribution of skilled migrants • and address public concerns about the displacement of Australian workers. • We say: • Political, economic, governance & demographic

  43. 4XMILESTONE MONTHS

  44. 1. CHANGES FROM APRIL 2017 Changes By 31st December - existing 457 visa Changes From 19th April - existing 457 visa 4/19/2017 12/31/2017 Changes From 1st July - existing 457 visa Changes From March 2018 7/1/2017 3/1/2018 2018 Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 2018 Feb Mar Today

  45. 2. CHANGES FROM JULY 2017 Changes By 31st December - existing 457 visa Changes From 19th April - existing 457 visa 4/19/2017 12/31/2017 Changes From 1st July - existing 457 visa Changes From March 2018 7/1/2017 3/1/2018 2018 Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 2018 Feb Mar Today

  46. 3. CHANGES BY DECEMBER 2017 Changes By 31st December - existing 457 visa Changes From 19th April - existing 457 visa 4/19/2017 12/31/2017 Changes From 1st July - existing 457 visa Changes From March 2018 7/1/2017 3/1/2018 2018 Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 2018 Feb Mar Today

  47. 4. CHANGES FROM MARCH 2018 Changes By 31st December - existing 457 visa Changes From 19th April - existing 457 visa 4/19/2017 12/31/2017 Changes From 1st July - existing 457 visa Changes From March 2018 7/1/2017 3/1/2018 2018 Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 2018 Feb Mar Today

  48. PRPATHWAYS

  49. 2X PERMANENT RESIDENCY PATHWAYS(NON REGIONAL)

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