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No, it doesn't matter in a practical sense. I would argue however that we shouldn't be poaching doctors from less developed countries unless those countries do in fact have a surplus of trained doctors and that we also should not be denying the opportunity that people born in Australia can become a doctor.Immigration shouldn't be simply an easy way out to avoid the expense of training people in Australia to be doctors.Same with anything. If there are young people in Australia wanting to train as plumbers (for example) then no, we should not be importing plumbers to fill gaps in the workforce. Instead we should train those who want to do it.
No, it doesn't matter in a practical sense. I would argue however that we shouldn't be poaching doctors from less developed countries unless those countries do in fact have a surplus of trained doctors and that we also should not be denying the opportunity that people born in Australia can become a doctor.
Immigration shouldn't be simply an easy way out to avoid the expense of training people in Australia to be doctors.
Same with anything. If there are young people in Australia wanting to train as plumbers (for example) then no, we should not be importing plumbers to fill gaps in the workforce. Instead we should train those who want to do it.
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