In-house counsel should keep immigration compliance in the front of their mind. While not as widely discussed or emphasized, the fact that the legal consequences of non-compliance are serious for organisations and reputational impacts can be just as damaging.
Some points that are clarified in this article include how the labour market transformed, compliance regime and more.
This article appears in the Australian Corporate Lawyer, Volume 29, Issue 4 - Summer 2019.
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