What does it mean for Australian employers to nominate immigrants en?

Employer Nominated Planned Immigrants (ENS) (12 1, 856 visa)

Employer-nominated immigration is a kind of immigration application specially designed by the Australian government to meet the development needs of Australian companies or enterprises and to nominate or guarantee overseas high-tech talents to work and settle in Australia on the premise that no suitable talents can be found in the local labor market. This kind of immigration application must first meet the following basic conditions:

1. Labour Market Test (lmt): The employer must be able to prove that he cannot find a suitable candidate in Australia;

2. Nomination application: All applicants nominated by employers must be formally nominated by Australian employers, and the nomination application is approved by the Immigration Department;

3. Immigration application: If the nominee is in Australia when submitting the application, he must have a valid visa that allows him to work;

4. English proficiency requirements: applicants must have a professional English level or a functional English level;

5. Qualification of the applicant: The skill level of the applicant in his professional field must be audited and appraised by relevant professional institutions.