Woodhouse faces further fury over migrant worker changes
Immigration advisers say new policy is a ‘headache' to apply.
Immigration Minister Michael Woodhouse still faces criticism over his changes to migrant worker visa rules, after backing down from his original proposal following pressure from the rural sector.
While most of the government’s changes come into force from August 28, immigration advisers say the
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Victoria Young
Mon, 21 Aug 2017
Mon, 21 Aug 2017
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Woodhouse faces further fury over migrant worker changes
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