MTAA urges migration priority for automotive trades
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First reported by AutoTalk Australia ·
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The Motor Trades Association of Australia is calling for automotive trades to be added to the nation’s priority skilled visa processing categories amid an estimated shortage of 38,000 workers. The…
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MTAA urges migration priority for automotive trades
The Motor Trades Association of Australia is calling for automotive trades to be added to the nation’s priority skilled visa processing categories amid an estimated shortage of 38,000 workers. The…
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