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Immigration Daily News AUSTRALIAN CONSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION ACA: Migration would help but it’s no silver bullet - Permanent skilled migration is part of the solution to skills shortage, but it is not the silver bullet and should not be a substitute for other reforms
Immigration Daily News AUSTRALIAN CONSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION ACA: Migration would help but it’s no silver bullet - Permanent skilled migration is part of the solution to skills shortage, but it is not the silver bullet and should not be a substitute for other reformsAustralian Immigration Daily News
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AUSTRALIAN CONSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION ACA: Migration would help but it’s no silver bullet - Permanent skilled migration is part of the solution to skills shortage, but it is not the silver bullet and should not be a substitute for other reforms
In Australia alone, the scarcity of qualified skilled construction workers is significant, with an estimated 105,000 additional workers required within the next year.
Put simply, this challenge cannot be solved by migration and training alone. The silver bullet is productivity.
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