It is said that those who are in senior management positions
can become quite lax and would not really do much of the hard work. They know
that they are in good standing and they do not have to prove themselves anymore
since they are at the top of the ranks. However, in the case of New Zealand,
Immigration New Zealand is planning on shaking those who are in senior
management positions and then create new jobs. The whole aim of this plan would
be to build good bridges between the agency and businesses. It is also aimed at
taking out any fraudulent activities within the organization as well as do away
with the exploitation of employees.
The agency also believes that it is high time to have a
restructuring within the organization. The policies need to be changed and that
people working in Immigration New Zealand should always be on their toes. The
job that they do is important to New Zealand and thus they should always be
ready to take on the challenges and obstacles that may appear on their path.
Less with the old, more with the new
According to Immigration New Zealand, the agency has done a
study of the whole organization and its work processes. The result was to
take out 22 senior positions. In place of these, they will be creating 40 new
jobs. The cost of this plan would be around $4.5 million per year.
June Ranson is the chairperson for the Association for
Migration and Investment and she said that they are very much open to being in a
dialogue and are open to communicating with those who will be affected. She
also has disclosed that they believe that though they may have a plan for NewZealand’s immigration agency, they do understand that the plan would not fix
all the issues in just a snap.
Ranson also continued to disclose that Immigration New
Zealand knows that it needs feedback from those who are dealing with them so as
to be able to know what needs improvement and which processes are working fine.
That way, they would be able to create a good plan moving forward.
The need for more staff
Another reason why the INZ has decided on opening new jobs
is to be able to bring in the needed manpower to help out with all the
processes especially with checking and approving applications for visa. The
trends in the past have shown that one of the reasons why the INZ has been
having a bulk of unprocessed visa applications is because there are not enough
hands on deck. With New Zealand being one of the top popular immigrant
destinations, it is not surprising if there are a lot of applications coming in
each day. And with that volume coming in, more hands to help out would be a
very big help for the INZ and also for the applicants.
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