It’s been difficult not to miss all the argy-bargy over the Enterprise Migration Agreements (EMAs) in the media recently. On one side of the argument you have the Mining Companies arguing that because of the current skills shortage (economist speak for “we can’t find enough people to work for us”) that they need EMAs to be able to bring “on-line” new and important mining infrastructure. On the other side you have the Union movement crying foul and claiming that the Mining Companies are simply using the scheme to employ cheap labour…”Dederker Jerbz!” Of course, then there’s the whole two-speed economy thing. There’s [...]