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From 1 July 2024, the application fee for review of a migration decision under Part 5 of the Migration Act 1958 will increase to $3,496.
In cases where a 50% fee reduction is granted, the reduced fee will be $1,748.
The new fee will apply to an application for review of a migration decision under Part 5 lodged on or after 1 July 2024.
It will also apply to an application for review of a Part 5 migration decision lodged before 1 July 2024 when the fee, or 50% of the fee with a request for a fee reduction, is paid on or after 1 July 2024.
The application fee for review of a protection visa decision under Part 7 of the Migration Act 1958 will increase to $2,151. In general, this fee is payable only if the application is not successful.
The new fee will apply to an application for review of a protection visa decision under Part 7 lodged on or after 1 July 2024.
Fee changes occur annually in accordance with changes in the Consumer Price Index under regulations 4.13A and 4.31BA of the Migration Regulations 1994.”
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The government announced a strategic review of the Australian Apprenticeships Incentive System amid low completion rate of apprentices.
“We know that almost half of all apprentices don’t complete their training,” said Skills and Training Minister Brendan O’Connor in a statement.
“For an employer, the cost of supervising and training an apprentice can sometimes be prohibitive. Well-targeted financial incentives can help ease those impediments,” Willox said. “For the apprentices themselves, incentives to encourage them to see their training contract out to the end will help improve completion rates, which remain stubbornly low.
(c) Dexter Tilo is a news writer for the Human Resources Director
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In the intricate tapestry of the UK’s workforce, a noticeable gap is emerging—one that poses a significant challenge for the future of manufacturing. The shortage of skilled welders has become a pressing concern, casting a shadow on the robust machinery and manufacturing sectors that rely heavily on this specialised skill set.
Welding, often overlooked but indispensable, forms the backbone of various industries. As the demand for precision engineering and metal fabrication rises, so does the need for adept welders. Unfortunately, the UK is experiencing a shortage that threatens to impede progress in the manufacturing realm.
Covid and Brexit have exacerbated a national skills shortage in the construction industry. The most recent Construction Skills Network (CSN) report forecasts that the construction industry may need an additional 225,000 workers by 2027. With many existing welders expected to retire by 2027, attracting new welding talent will be a critical part of the mix and central to filling the 36,000 new jobs that are expected.
In fact, the ageing workforce is a significant factor contributing to this shortfall. Skilled welders, often veterans in their field, are retiring without a sufficient influx of new talent to fill their shoes. The nature of welding demands a blend of theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience, making it a craft that requires time to master. The shortage is exacerbated by a lack of comprehensive training programs and educational pathways that can channel aspiring individuals into the welding profession.
This scarcity has tangible consequences for the manufacturing landscape. Projects face delays, and businesses grapple with increased labour costs as they compete for the limited pool of skilled welders. Moreover, the lack of welding expertise can compromise the quality of finished products, affecting the overall competitiveness of UK manufacturing on the global stage.
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