Job hopping by overseas-born workers at the big four consulting firms will become more common under the immigration overhaul flagged by the Labor government, according to recruitment and immigration experts.
Job hopping by overseas-born sponsored workers at the big four consulting firms will become more common under the immigration overhaul flagged by the Labor government, recruitment and immigration experts say.As part of the proposed overhaul
Vialto Partners migration expert Stacey Tsui said the changes could affect the big four consulting firms and other similar organisations that bring in large number of workers on temporary visas to plug skill gaps.“However, it is not unexpected given the drive for permanent residence over temporary residence. It could certainly make it difficult for the big four to keep staff and encourage pilfering from each other.
“As we saw and are still seeing the big rounds of tech lay-offs, the six months will enable those talented skilled workers be able to pick themselves up again and not have to be kicked out of the country because of their employer/the industry responding to the uncertain economic landscape,” she said.Recruiter Christine Foggiato agreed that visa portability would lead to “more candidates looking to change employers”.
“These accountants often feel overworked but don’t have the confidence to voice their concerns due to fears of losing their job resulting in their visa being cancelled. Having said that, big four firms treat their sponsored workers very well and we hear far more positive stories than negative ones.”Lemon Talent’s Paul Minton says the changes could defer some firms from sponsoring junior accountants.
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