Alistair McClymont's guest appearances

Alistair McClymont

The Mike Hosking Breakfast

Canterbury Mornings with Chris Lynch

Simon Bridges

Don Brash

Jacinda Ardern

Irene King

Nathan Wallis

Mike Yardley

Richard Chambers

David Clark

Doug Sellman

Jordan Williams

Mark Mitchell

Diane Hunt

Peter Dunne

Kelvin Davis

Gareth Hughes

OwlTail

A warning that employers will feel the pain of thousands of visa applications being cancelled.Immigration New Zealand says it's legally unable to process about 50-thousand applications from mainly overseas visitors, students and workers.They've been sitting in the system for a year and will now be refunded.Immigration lawyer Alistair McClymont told Mike Hosking it's a shambles.“Well a cataclysmic mess would be very generous to this government, it’s a lot worse than this and it’s going to have some very adverse consequences down the line, particularly for employers.”LISTEN ABOVE

A warning that employers will feel the pain of thousands of visa applications being cancelled. Immigration New Zealand says it's legally unable to process about 50-thousand applications from mainly overseas visitors, students and workers. They've been sitting in the system for a year and will now be refunded. Immigration lawyer Alistair McClymont told Mike Hosking it's a shambles. “Well a cataclysmic mess would be very generous to this government, it’s a lot worse than this and it’s going to have some very adverse consequences down the line, particularly for employers.” LISTEN ABOVE

Alistair McClymont: Immigration lawyer says 50 thousand cancelled visa applications a cataclysmic mess

As migrant workers are moved around the country, more people will see the opportunity to exploit them.This rather depressing take from an immigration lawyer, as two Christchurch businessmen face charges for exploiting Indian migrant workersAuckland lawyer Alistair McClymont told Chris Lynch its a problem that's migrated itself from our largest city.The Government's undertaking a Temporary Migrant Worker Exploitation review. But McClymont says that won't address the root causes of the problem.LISTEN TO THE AUDIO ABOVE

As migrant workers are moved around the country, more people will see the opportunity to exploit them. This rather depressing take from an immigration lawyer, as two Christchurch businessmen face charges for exploiting Indian migrant workers Auckland lawyer Alistair McClymont told Chris Lynch its a problem that's migrated itself from our largest city. The Government's undertaking a Temporary Migrant Worker Exploitation review.  But McClymont says that won't address the root causes of the problem. LISTEN TO THE AUDIO ABOVE

Alistair McClymont: What can be done to stop migrant exploitation in Christchurch?