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It's time Australia dumped its bureaucratic list-based approach to temporary work visas

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Australia’s temporary skilled migration program is hard for businesses to use while still not protecting migrants from exploitation.

There is a better way, concludes a new report from the Grattan Institute on fixing temporary skilled migration.

The long-standing practice of restricting temporary sponsorship to occupations...

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