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There are about 6000 applicants on the waitlist.
Immigration New Zealand will look into when it can resume processing parent category visas following calls from applicants wanting to move their parents here during the pandemic.
The Minister of Immigration has announced adjustments to immigration instructions to provide more clarity to the assessment criteria for employers wanting to request a border exception for their workers under the ‘other critical worker’ category. ...
The Minister of Immigration has announced adjustments to immigration instructions to provide more clarity to the assessment criteria for employers wanting to request a border exception for their workers under the ‘other critical worker’ category. Source:https://lnkd.in/gfxCqeM
Update from Immigration New Zealand for work-to-residence/Essential Skills visa holders. On 09 September 2020, the Minister of Immigration, Kris
Update from Immigration New Zealand for work-to-residence/Essential Skills visa holders. https://jpc-nz.com/new-border-exceptions-in-new-zealand/
Workers on temporary visas can return under a new border exception category.
Temporary visa holders who still have a job can return to New Zealand in October, provided they have lived here for at least two years or have other strong ties to the country. https://www.newsroom.co.nz/temporary-visa-holders-can-return
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PAINTER/FINAL FINISHER
Are you an experienced painter with a keen eye for details?
Our client, an Auckland-based company, who specialises in floor finishing is looking for an additional member in their team.
The right person must be confident to carry out painting finisher jobs on the floors, panels, skirtings and walls and be ready for challenges, as company work as on the new building as well as on the renovation projects.Requirements:
Minimum of 3 years of painting work experience
Good eye for colours
High standard finishing skills
Own carpentry tools
Physically fit and confident to work on various sites
Good command of the English language
Good customer service skills
Available to work on the weekends (Occasional)
Available to travel out of Auckland (Occasional)
Clean driver’s licence
Clean criminal records
This is a Full-time job with regular Monday to Friday schedule. The company will provide a vehicle for the right person and plentiful overtime hours.
A clean drug and criminal record is a must!
This job is not an entry-level position.
If you think you have the requirements above, please send a detailed CV and cover letter with the subject line “Painter/Final Finisher”.
Note:
You must be in New Zealand to qualify for the job.
Up to 1800 people will have access to alternative pathways to work through a Government investment of $12.2 million in regional education and skills training, Regional Economic Development Minister Shane Jones has announced.
Growth Fund and through the $3 billion for shovel-ready infrastructure projects to funding for regional …
The consortium chosen to lead the Construction and Infrastructure Centre of Vocational Excellence will be paving the way for a stronger, more resilient construction sector, Minister for Building and Construction Jenny Salesa says. “CoVEs will play an important ...
“We need to have the right people, at the right time, with the right skills to meet New Zealand’s construction needs.Jenny Salesa said.
My name is Olia, I talk today on behalf of Job Placement Consultants ltd. I am responding your emails, Skype messages and phone calls. For our applicants who stuck overseas there are some positive news. Please go to Immigration NZ website : www.immigration.govt.nz Search for: Events > projects and programmes approved for other critical workers […]
JPC update on people who has work visa, but stuck overseas because of COVID-19
Sam Johnson is getting some hands-on learning outside the classroom.
When 15-year-old Sam Johnson expressed an interest in the trades, his dad Graeme decided to foster that interest in a practical way by converting a container into a tiny home. ... The father-son duo are even expanding their team, recruiting viewers online to lend a hand virtually.
Find out which roles are in demand, and what employers in these industries are looking for, as we explore COVID-19's impact on the job market.
Despite the Covid-19, NZ employment is still booming according to the August 2020 update from Seek NZ with CONSTRUCTION in the Spotlight. See increase in the following trades below:
Building Trades
Labourers
Automotive Trades
Machine Operators
Technicians
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Wealthy Americans are leading a surge in foreign investors seeking a safe haven in New Zealand from their coronavirus-ravaged countries and economies.
"New Zealand's response to Covid has definitely been noticed in other countries, and has created a window in time where interest in relocating businesses to New Zealand or investing here is higher than normal,"
We assist Employers with the permanent placement – please phone to request our Labour Supply Agreement. Call our office 09 5801177 or mobile 0274928648
Plans for recovery and what industries offer jobs.
Infometrics report that some industries, such as construction and some manufacturing will have 3-4% more people by 2025. The Government may fast-track resource consents for infrastructure projects. That means we'll see new jobs in areas such as roading, walking and cycling, rail, housing, sediment removal from silted rivers and estuaries, wetland construction, flood management and landfill erosion prevention.
The Government will apply the same expiry date extension of employer-assisted work visas made in July 2020 to the partners and dependants of the principal visa holder, where their visa would have expired from 17 August onward.
The good news for families of workers/work visa holders in New Zealand. Family visas will be extended automatically the same as main applicant visas. Please read directly from Immigration NZ below.
Updates from Immigration New Zealand!
As of 19 August 2020, INZ has aligned the visa extension for partners and dependants of the employer-assisted temporary work visa holders.
This means that partners and dependants with a visa based on their relationship with the holder of an extended employer-assisted temporary work visa will have their visas extended too.
This extension applied if the holder of the employer-assisted temporary work visa was in New Zealand on 10 July 2020 and their visa was due to expire by 31 December 2020, and the partner or dependent child’s visa would have expired on or after 17 August 2020.
Partner or dependant visa categories include:
• partner of a worker visa work visa
• partner of a worker visa visitor visa
• dependent child student visa
• child of a worker visitor visa.
https://www.immigration.govt.nz/.../work-visa-extension...