Immigration rule changes hit hospitality industry in the pocket
Dinner will become more expensive, Restaurant Association says.
The government’s clampdown on immigration rules will have a significant impact on the hospitality industry, and extra costs could be passed on to customers, an industry group says.
Changes to immigration policy mean a migrant will need to earn more than $49,000 a year to qualify for a skilled
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Fri, 21 Apr 2017
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