This is not reform but regression..
Expats are more expensive than locals so the market has an incentive to hire locals where they are available.
The premium for an expat only makes sense when there is a local skills deficit, which over time due to mentorship and training, goes away.
This policy action therefore unnecessarily handicaps the mining sector. If a multi-national mining company has no assurance that they can deploy the skills they need, they will not invest here.
It’s remarkable how we continue to score these own goals.
People that collide with Ambulances should be jailed. What nonsense is this? It’s shocking how people ignore ambulances in traffic yet someone could be dying in there