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Nomination Eligibility
As an 457 employer, employers must lodge a nomination application. The nomination application must provide details of the vacant position and the skills and experience required by the employee who will fill the position.
457 Employer requirements
To nominate a 457 position, 457 employers must:
· have been approved as a business sponsor
or
· have already lodged an application to become an approved business sponsor
or
· lodge an application to become a 457 business sponsor at the same time that they lodge the 457 nomination application.
Position requirements under the 457 visa program
A 457 nominated position must:
· be full-time
· meet all relevant Australian laws and award conditions
· meet the minimum skills level
· meet the minimum salary level
Minimum skill level under the 457 visa program
There is a list of approved occupations that meet the minimum skill level requirement for this visa. applicants will check this list to ensure that the nominated position matches one of the occupations on the list.
Minimum salary level under the 457 visa program
Minimum salary levels for 457 visa applicants must be met and will change each year. The minimum gross annual salary, based on a 38 hour week, is currently is currently $43,440 for MOST gazetted occupations.
Salary Level or Salary Package Definition
These 457 salaries must not include:
· accommodation or rental assistance, board, upkeep, meals or entertainment
· incentives, bonuses or commissions
· shares or bonus shares
· travel, holidays, health care/insurance
· vehicles or vehicle allowances
· communications packages
· Living-Away-from-Home-Allowance
· superannuation contributions (either voluntary employee or compulsory employer contributions)
· any other non-salary benefits not included in the above, with the exception of Medicare benefits received as a fee for service by medical practitioners.
Regional employer concessions
If you are an employer in a regional area in Australia you may be eligible for concessions in meeting the 457 minimum salary and skill level requirements for your nominated position. Minimum salaries in regional locations can be as low as $39,100 per year plus superannuation.
Employer Obligations under the 457 visa program
There are a number of obligations that 457 employers must be willing and able to meet. These obligations apply to SBS and 457 applications lodged on or after 1 July 2004.
The department (DIAC) must be satisfied that the 457 employer is able to meet these sponsorship obligations for both the 457 employee and their accompanying family members.
457 Employers must be responsible for certain costs: ie
· ensure that the cost of return travel for a 457 employee (and accompanying family member) is met to return them to their home country
· pay all medical or hospital expenses for any 457 employee (and accompanying family member) for treatment in a public hospital (other than expenses that are met by health insurance or reciprocal health care arrangements) - this undertaking continues until all expenses are paid
· repay the Australian Government for money it spends as a result of the 457 employee's stay in Australia - these costs may include those relating to locating and detaining the 457 employee (and accompanying family member) if they become unlawful, removing them from Australia and processing any application that they make for a protection visa - this undertaking also continues until all costs are paid.
457 employers must comply with immigration laws: ie
· comply with responsibilities under Australian immigration laws
· not employ a person who would be breaking Australian immigration laws by being employed
· ensure that the 457 employee is paid at least the minimum 457 salary level that applies at the time the decision is made on their visa.
457 Employers must cooperate with the department
· notify DIAC within 5 working days after a sponsored 457 employee ceases to work for the sponsoring employer
· notify DIAC of:
o any change in circumstances that may affect the 457 employer's capacity to honour its sponsorship undertakings
or
o any change to the information that contributed to the 457 employer's ability to be approved as a 457 sponsor or the approval of a 457 nomination
· cooperate with the DIAC's monitoring of the business or of any sponsored employees. This undertaking continues until the earlier of the following.
o o when the 457 employee leaves Australia and their visa ceases, or when the 457 employee is granted another substantive visa
o o when the sponsoring 457 employer ceases to be an approved sponsor of the 457 employee.
457 Employers must comply with the terms of the nomination
· notify DIAC of any change in the employee's work location (if the approval of the nomination is granted on the condition that the employee must be working in a particular location).
457 Employers must comply with workplace relations laws
· comply with all relevant laws relating to workplace relations and any workplace agreements that have been put in place for the 457 employee
· ensure that the 457 employee holds any license, registration or membership that is mandatory for the performance of their work
· make superannuation contributions required for employees while they are employed by the business
· deduct tax installments and make payments of tax for the 457 employee while they are employed by the business.
Results of non-compliance
Penalties may be sanctioned if the business does not comply with these 457 obligations.
457 Employee Obligations
The employee must notify DIAC of any change in their circumstances.
If the 457 sponsor ceases the 457 employee's employment, the employee must do one of the following:
· find another 457 employer who is willing to sponsor them and apply for another 457 visa;
or
· apply for another type of substantive visa;
or
· leave Australia within 28 days.
Visa conditions that may attach to the 457 visa
If the 457 visa application for a temporary 457 visa is approved, the following work condition will be applied to the 457 employee.
The 457 employee must not:
· stop working for the employer who sponsored them (that is, become unemployed or change employer)
· work in a different position other than the position that was nominated in the visa application
· work for another person or for themselves while working for the 457 sponsor.
If an 457 employee wishes to change employer, a new 457 sponsorship and 457 visa application will be required.
Conditions attached to regional concessions to the 457 visa grant
If the 457 visa was granted for a position which has been certified by a Regional Certifying Body, the 457 employee must remain in regional Australia. If the 457 employee is found to be living or working in a non-regional location then their visa may be cancelled.
3-step application process
Step 1 - 457 Employer Applies to be a Sponsor
The 457 employer must complete an application to become a sponsor.
Step 2 - 457 Employer Nominates a Position
The 457 employer must nominate the position to be filled.
Step 3 - Employee Applies for a Visa
The 457 employee must apply for a visa to be allowed to work in Australia.
457 Employer Obligations from August 2007
It is an offence under the Migration Act 1958 for a person to knowingly or recklessly allow an illegal worker to work or refer an illegal worker for work with another business.
Ti i tvoja porodica treba da prilozite zdravstveno uverenje, uverenje o nekaznjavanju i da niste pod istragom, itd.: (taj deo naravno vi placate)