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ARTICLE · 20 MARCH 2024

Navigating employee visa compliance in the wake of legislative changes

What employers need to know about recent changes to the Migration Act and how to comply with them effectively.

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Recent legislative changes in Australia's migration laws are set to reshape how employers engage with visa holders. The Migration Amendment (Strengthening Employer Compliance) Act 2024, enacted on February 22, 2024, introduces significant adjustments aimed at enhancing employer compliance. Here's what employers need to know about these changes and how they can navigate them effectively.

Understanding the Changes

The Migration Amendment Act 2024 introduces several key components that will impact employers:

  1. Compliance Notices for Work-related Violations: Authorised officers will have the authority to issue compliance notices to non-compliant employers, outlining necessary corrective actions and penalties for non-compliance.

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