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Changes to overseas skilled worker system unnecessary, debate misleading: employer groups

Employer groups have labelled unnecessary the bulk of the federal government's proposed changes to the 457 visa system and have criticised the tone of the skilled migration debate, with AMMA telling a Senate inquiry that it borders on dog-whistling and "invites allegations of industrial xenophobia".

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