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IMPACT – MEDIUM
The government of New Zealand announced that it will increase its minimum wage in February.
Key Points:
BAL Analysis: Affected employers should take note of the change and budget for the increases as needed. The new income requirement affects only applications received by Immigration New Zealand on and after Feb. 27. The changes do not affect visa applications received by Immigration New Zealand before Feb. 27.
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