International Travel | Webinar and Q&A for HR

Australia is starting to emerge from the pandemic – but will the migration program be able to deliver the critical skills businesses need for recovery?

As a result of international border closures, labour shortages have worsened across many industries and significantly impacted HR teams and businesses requiring global talent.

This begs several questions:

• What Critical Skills are being prioritised for overseas workers to come to Australia?
• How should businesses prepare for their skills needs in the post COVID period?
• How should the migration program adapt?

Interstaff’s Managing Director and Registered Migration Agent, Sheila Woods, will share insights on Australia’s gradual re-opening of the international border and lead a discussion and Q&A on skills needs and post-pandemic travel.

The session will also include an update on the future direction of the skilled migration program – including insights one month after Australia’s international border restrictions started to ease from 1 November 2021.

Register to join the discussion and stay up to date on how the changes impact your business.

About the Speaker | Sheila Woods

Interstaff’s Managing Director and Registered Migration Agent, Sheila Woods, has over fifteen years of immigration experience and works with clients in a range of industries – including oil and gas, mining services, utilities, IT, hospitality, health and agriculture.

Sheila partners with employers to advise on global mobility matters for corporate migration, complex case work and labour agreement negotiations.

Registered Migration Agent | MARN: 0533879

About Interstaff

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Interstaff’s Registered Migration Agents have assisted businesses to manage border restrictions by obtaining Travel Exemptions and Visas for critically skilled workers. They also advise on Permanent Residence policies to retain current overseas employees in Australia.

With a focus on compliance with immigration laws and sponsorship obligations, Interstaff assist with global mobility matters of various complexities, such as Visa sponsorship and nomination, Labour Agreement negotiations, Health and Character matters, Visa Refusal/Cancellation and Appeals, Tribunal matters and Ministerial Intervention requests.

Established in 1988, Interstaff is an Australian owned and operated migration consultancy specialising in business migration and visa matters.