Resident Visas Issued in the last 4 years based on Offers of Employment from IINET NEW ZEALAND AKL LIMITED
Anchal Marwah made this Official Information request to Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment
The request was successful.
From: Anchal Marwah
Dear Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment,
1.I am just willing to get a list of number of resident visas issued under Skilled Migrant Category based on offer of employment from IINET NEW ZEALAND AKL LIMITED for the role of ICT Customer Support Officer in last 4 years till date.
2.Also I wanted to know what is minimum the Pay Scale annually for an ICT Customer Support Officer (ANZSCO:313112 ICT Customer Support Officer ) on the basis of which Immigration/Case Officers decide if the applicant for a SMC Resident visa is getting standard market wages or not?
Can you please provide these two information as soon as possible under "Official Information Act 1982."
This is for my personal analysis which i am collecting for an appeal to be made to Immigration & Protection Tribunal.
I am not associated with any media.
I hope to hear from your end soon.
Yours faithfully,
Anchal M
From: *OIA
Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment
Ref: DOIA 1617-1217
Dear Anchal Marwah
On behalf of the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment I
acknowledge your emails of 3 & 5 April 2017 requesting under the Official
Information Act 1982 (the Act), the following:
1.I am just willing to get a list of number of resident visas issued under
Skilled Migrant Category based on offer of employment from IINET NEW
ZEALAND AKL LIMITED for the role of ICT Customer Support Officer in last 4
years till date.
2.Also I wanted to know what is minimum the Pay Scale annually for an ICT
Customer Support Officer (ANZSCO:313112 ICT Customer Support Officer ) on
the basis of which Immigration/Case Officers decide if the applicant for a
SMC Resident visa is getting standard market wages or not?
Can you please provide these two information as soon as possible under
"Official Information Act 1982."
This is for my personal analysis which i am collecting for an appeal to be
made to Immigration & Protection Tribunal. I am not associated with any
media.
Your request is being processed in accordance with the Act and a response
will be sent to you in due course. If you have any enquiries regarding
your request feel free to contact us via email [1][MBIE request email] or
using the contact details below.
Yours sincerely,
Alan Witcombe
MANAGER, MINISTERIAL SERVICES
Corporate, Governance and Information
Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment
Level 4, 15 Stout Street, PO Box 1473, Wellington 6140
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From: Anchal Marwah
Dear *OIA,
Hi,
I am still waiting for a response to be heard from Mr. Alan Witcombe,MANAGER, MINISTERIAL SERVICES as per my request made to Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment on 03/04/2017 on FYI website as well as via email to [email address].
https://fyi.org.nz/request/5665-resident...
Can you please advise how long the request will take to process , that will be highly appreciated.
Kind regards,
Anchal M
Yours sincerely,
Anchal Marwah
From: Tim Shepherd
Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment
Dear Anchal
Please find attached our response to your OIA request.
Kind regards
Tim Shepherd
OPERATIONS MANAGER (ACTING)
Operations Support - Visa Services, Immigration New Zealand
Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment
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Level 1, 15 Stout Street, PO Box 1473, Wellington, New Zealand
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From: Anchal Marwah
Dear Tim Shepherd,
Hello Tim,
Good Afternoon.
I thank you and appreciate your responses in accordance with my request as per DOIA Reference 1617-1217.
As per the email you have advised if I would require any further assistance i can contact you.
I would like to further add as per your response you have advised:
1.A range of salary information resources is being considered by the visa officers before coming to a decision
To be precise you mean to say case officers/Immigration officers DO NOT make decisions on a SINGLE SPECIFIC SALARY RESOURCE is that right?
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2.I also wanted to further ask how does the case officers decide that weather the Job duties performed by the applicant is matching to the extent of ANZSCO job role?
I mean for an example one of the job role of ICT Customer Support Officer (313112) is to:
"determining software and hardware requirements to provide solutions to problems"
as per ANZSCO website.
How does the case officer decides weather the applicant is doing the role as per the ANZSCO code or not, if the case officer is not having an ICT background (In the above given example)?
Is there any back end (ICT specialized trained team) that INZ has to advise case officers/visa officers, that the specific job role is a basic role or requires specific ICT knowledge?
Or does the Case officers decide by themselves regardless of them not having the knowledge about that specific job role and is only dependent on the answers given by the employer to the case officer?
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3.Can the employment offer from an employer which was previously considered as skilled employment by INZ for considerable number of years can be changed to an unskilled employment even though job roles,salary structure and even the Immigration NZ rules or policy have not been changed, if yes than why please?
Can you please advise how does that defines the integrity of decisions made by Immigration New Zealand in the past, current and future?
Integrity:-
"the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles."
or
"the state of being whole and undivided"
Please note:The Immigration NZ had declared the Job offer from that Specific employment as a Skilled Employment till 20th April 2017 and hence the Skilled Migrant Category Resident Visas had been approved till 20th April 2017.
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4.Are these the two most essential requirements for an applicant to be granted Employer Assisted-POST STUDY WORK VISA (2 years) after completing his/her qualification in NZ?
A)Does the employment offer should precisely match the level of education applicant has received from NZQA?
B)Immigration New Zealand should be satisfied that the main reason for the employment being offered to the applicant was his qualification in NZ?
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I really appreciate your time and efforts for assisting me with my queries.
I hope to hear from your end soon.
Yours sincerely,
Anchal Marwah
From: Tim Shepherd
Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment
Dear Anchal
Please find our responses to your questions in red below.
Should you have any further questions, please get in touch with the
Immigration Contact Centre on 0508 55 88 55.
Kind regards
Tim
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Does that mean the immigrant employees of IINET on resident visas are not subject to the usual minimum wage requirements?
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