Transport and Logistics News |
When all things change, Customs stays the same
Transport and Logistics News Along with the Acting Commissioner of the Australian Border Force (ABF), Minister Dutton reiterated that the ABF would continue in its traditional 'Customs' role and the ABF, as part of the DIBP, would also continue its vital engagement with industry ... |
Australian Trusted Trader: new financial year, new benefits
Lexology (registration) In this article, we provide an update on the announcement by the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) of a new labour mobility benefit available for accredited Trusted Traders. We also highlight some exciting news on the MRA front. |
Government News |
When all things change, Customs stays the same - Government News
Government News The Minister for Immigration and Border Protection, Peter Dutton used his opening address at the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIPB) ... |
Transport and Logistics News |
When all things change, Customs stays the same
Transport and Logistics News Along with the Acting Commissioner of the Australian Border Force (ABF), Minister Dutton reiterated that the ABF would continue in its traditional 'Customs' role and the ABF, as part of the DIBP, would also continue its vital engagement with industry ... |
The Canberra Times |
Immigration hands bosses pay rises as front-line bargaining dispute ...
The Canberra Times Bosses at the Immigration Department will get a second pay rise inside eight months while a freeze on salary growth remains for rank-and-file workers locked in ... |
The Canberra Times |
Immigration hands bosses pay rises as front-line bargaining dispute continues
The Canberra Times "This frustrating and unfair situation in DIBP is in marked contrast to the bargaining progress that's been made in the rest of the Commonwealth public sector in 2017, as bosses have recognised that retaining existing rights and conditions is the key ... |
The Canberra Times |
Immigration hands bosses pay rises as front-line bargaining dispute ...
The Canberra Times Bosses at the Immigration Department will get a second pay rise inside eight months while a freeze on salary growth remains for rank-and-file workers locked in ... |
