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Andrews outlines proposed changes to s457 visa scheme

Employers with a good track record on skilled temporary visas will have their applications fast-tracked, new penalties will apply for rule breaches, and overseas workers will need English language skills to get into Australia under proposed changes to the s457 visa scheme announced today by Immigration Minister Kevin Andrews.

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