Updates & Resources
CarryOn is happy to update everyone on immigration policies, POEA updates, life in New Zealand, and newly arrived employees from the Philippines and other countries.
Sending this picture out to thank Mark Cinence and Eddie Baltar (both from CarryOn) who found a wallet with cash and cards and returned it to the police last Saturday, 18 th of May. CarryOn appreciates your honesty and integrity. Your moral fortitude has earned you the respect and admiration of many. Kudos!
Monthly Meeting with the Workers at Waikato
Just prior to the Christmas break ELE labour hire went into liquidation abandoning upwards of 750 migrant workers, CarryOn was able to employ a number of these men – a big thanks is due to Normie and our recruitment team for working through the Christmas break to process their visas urgently so they could be back at work immediately and providing short term financial help to enable them continue supporting their families.
It is not how much money CarryOn can give but how much love we put into sharing our gifts to the pupils of Sto. Nino Elementary School in San Felipe, Zambales. Thanks to everyone.
My last visit in the Philippines… With more than one hundred applicants… Majority of them are carpenters. CarryOn wants you. Apply and work for us because good life begins with good company. Thanks to our Honorable Mayor of San Felipe Zambales, Hart Jeresano and Avril Navarro.
Monthly meeting with CarryOn Working Waikeria… We are not just building and creating, we also create stories and memories with these hardworking workers of CarryOn Working Waikeria workers.
You are on your way to use the official appointment systems of the Philippine Embassy in Wellington, New Zealand.
Michael Wood, the immigration minister, announced that the date for changes to spouse work visas that were originally scheduled to take effect in December 2022 has been postponed to April 2023.