High levels of immigration to Australia of information technology (IT) professionals from both offshore and onshore sources have occurred in recent years, at the same time as the domestic IT labour market has been depressed. This article explores the implications of this immigration for domestic IT workers and students. It also examines the role of the Australian Computer Society in facilitating this migration flow. Copyright. Monash University and the author/
© 2018 Dr. Laxman BablaniThis thesis contains three essays on diverse aspects of skilled migration i...
Abstract: The growth of employment in the IT field has been a significant phenomenon in the market p...
Academics, scientists and researchers have long been highly mobile, operating within international l...
High levels of immigration to Australia of information technology (IT) professionals from both offsh...
Australia's migration program is currently geared to recruit large numbers of people through both th...
Business leaders have argued that Australia is not doing enough to attract IT specialists. The examp...
Enrolments of overseas students have grown sharply, especially in hospitality courses in the Vocatio...
Based on 25 interviews with high-skilled migrants, this article examines the migration of IT profess...
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Migrants have made a major contribution to Australia's professionally-qualified workforce. Those arr...
Skill shortages have prompted the Australian government to double the skilled migration program sinc...
Beginning in July 1999, major changes to the way skilled migrants are selected will be introduced. T...
Recent Indian migrants constitute an extraordinary talent reservoir for Australia. They are characte...
This article examines the temporary migration of information and communications technology (ICT) wor...
© 2018 Dr. Laxman BablaniThis thesis contains three essays on diverse aspects of skilled migration i...
Abstract: The growth of employment in the IT field has been a significant phenomenon in the market p...
Academics, scientists and researchers have long been highly mobile, operating within international l...
High levels of immigration to Australia of information technology (IT) professionals from both offsh...
Australia's migration program is currently geared to recruit large numbers of people through both th...
Business leaders have argued that Australia is not doing enough to attract IT specialists. The examp...
Enrolments of overseas students have grown sharply, especially in hospitality courses in the Vocatio...
Based on 25 interviews with high-skilled migrants, this article examines the migration of IT profess...
From July 2008 to July 2009 the labour force grew by 166,000 but there was no increase in the number...
The intensity of globalisation requires the mobility of people worldwide. Collective competencies an...
Migrants have made a major contribution to Australia's professionally-qualified workforce. Those arr...
Skill shortages have prompted the Australian government to double the skilled migration program sinc...
Beginning in July 1999, major changes to the way skilled migrants are selected will be introduced. T...
Recent Indian migrants constitute an extraordinary talent reservoir for Australia. They are characte...
This article examines the temporary migration of information and communications technology (ICT) wor...
© 2018 Dr. Laxman BablaniThis thesis contains three essays on diverse aspects of skilled migration i...
Abstract: The growth of employment in the IT field has been a significant phenomenon in the market p...
Academics, scientists and researchers have long been highly mobile, operating within international l...