For business owners who are trying their
very best to make sure that all processes in their business is continuous and
does not bother any customers, the delay in staff processes for immigrant staff
in New Zealand has got them quite not happy. However, on the end of Immigration
NZ, the official brand of the New Zealand government that works with this
issues, the delay actually is a fault of the business owners and employers as
their office has not been given the right information for them to push through with
what they need to do.
The delays have happened recently for the
Immigration New Zealand. They had delays with the processing of all staff under
the Recognised Seasonal Employer program. This is also known as the RSE. This
brings in the staff that the employers need to continue to run their business
with the help of the immigrants that are bringing in the labor. This delay has
definitely made those among the wine industry to be quite frustrated with how
things are going.
When
it happened
As per reports, the delays had happened in
the months of September and October. Because of such delays, the applications
for the Agreement to Recruit (also known as the ATR) were also put on hold.
Thus, processing of such had to be done a week later. This meant that also
processing all the papers and documents of those immigrants under such programs
also had to be delayed. Now, the wine industry which have been reliant on such
labor force also had to deal with the delays. Once one part of a whole cycle is
put on pause, the whole cycle is ruined. And this has been reflected in how
things are going with the wine industry in NZ.
According to the government branch on
immigrant, the delays were caused by an error on the employers’ end. As per
their statement, the employers had submitted information but these pieces of
information still had to go through clarification. It would not indeed be right
to process unclear information for important matters such as immigration and
labor.
Set
back within wine companies
Yes, wine companies are now experiencing a
set back in their businesses because of the delay that has happened in
September and October. This is as per Marcus Pickens, the general manager of
Wine Marlborough. With the Christmas season coming up real quick, their usual
number of products is not up to the usual. If the delays did not happen, they
may have been able to provide the usual number that they have each year. But
this time, they have to double their efforts or may have to work with what they
have at present.
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