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		- This is not current policy - 
		The policy in this manual ceases to be effective from 29 November 2010.To see the current Immigration New Zealand Operational Manual go to
 www.immigration.govt.nz/opsmanual
 |  WK2.15 Evidence required from employers under... WK2.15 Evidence required from employers under Essential Skills work policy Employers requesting approval in principle to employ a non-New Zealand citizen or resident worker or supporting an individual work permit and/or visa application must provide:job offer(s) containing all the information specified in the generic work visa and permit provisions at WK2.10.10; andconfirmation of whether or not the worker requires occupational registration in New Zealand; andif more than one, the number of temporary workers sought; andthe names of suitable applicants (if known); andevidence of genuine attempts to recruit suitable New Zealand citizens or residents (see WK2.10.5), including the reasons why:any particular job specifications were considered necessary for the performance of the work; andany New Zealand applicants who applied were either not suitable, or refused to perform the work; and
if requested by a visa or immigration officer, evidence and/or confirmation of past compliance with employment and immigration law (see W2.10.5).
Evidence and/or confirmation of past and future compliance with employment and immigration law may include but is not limited to:employment agreements with workers which demonstrate compliancea history with the Department of Labour of past compliance.
Visa and immigration officers must be satisfied that there are no New Zealand citizens or residents available to do the work (WK2.10).
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