Navigating Employment Permit Challenges in Ireland

Welcome to Navigating Employment Permit Challenges in Ireland: Elevating Talent Acquisition Practices and Inclusion of Brazilian Professionals in the Irish Labour Market

Date:02/10/2024

Location: Avolon - Number One Ballsbridge, Building, 1 Shelbourne Rd, Ballsbridge, Co. Dublin, D04 FP65

Join us for a valuable event where you'll learn all about the ins and outs of employment permits in Ireland. Whether you're an employer or an employee, understanding the complexities of work permits is crucial. Our expert speakers will guide you through the process, share tips, and answer questions. Don't miss this opportunity to navigate the world of employment permits in Ireland!

Event Overview:

Join us for an insightful conference dedicated to exploring and addressing the challenges and opportunities of integrating Brazilian professionals into the Irish labour market. This event aims to enhance talent acquisition practices, promote inclusivity, and address critical skills shortages in Ireland. With a comprehensive agenda featuring perspectives from employees, employers, and government representatives, including a keynote from Minister Dara Ceallery, this conference promises to deliver valuable insights and actionable solutions.

Objectives:

• Present Quantitative Data: Illustrate the current landscape of the Irish labour market, including trends in unemployment, job vacancies, and skills shortages.
• Understand Market Dynamics: Gain a comprehensive understanding of the current challenges and opportunities within the labour market.
• Bridge the Gap: Explore strategies to connect job seekers with employers across various industries.
• Regulatory Insights: Delve into the regulatory frameworks governing work sponsorship and discuss potential reforms.
• Draft Recommendations: Create an official document outlining actionable recommendations based on the conference's discussions to drive policy and practice improvements.
• Foster Collaboration: Encourage future collaborations between government agencies and businesses to address skill shortages and promote economic growth.

Key Topics:

• Employee Perspective: Address challenges faced by job seekers, including cultural adaptation, language barriers, and navigating work permit processes.
• Employer Perspective: Explore the challenges and opportunities in recruiting, hiring, and retaining a diverse workforce, with a focus on Brazilian professionals.
• Government Perspective: Discuss current policies, challenges in implementation, and potential reforms to streamline work permit processes and enhance inclusivity.

Featured Speakers:

• Minister Dara Ceallery - Minister of State for Trade Promotion, Digital and Company Regulation
• Senator Mary Fitzpatrick - Committee Brazil-Ireland
• Sara Soares - HR Director at BRIA
• Candy Maia - Legal and Immigration & HR Director at BRIA
• Taíse Azevedo - LLB, Certified in Immigration Law
• Bárbara Andrade - Specialist in Immigration Law and European Naturalization

Interactive Sessions:

• Panel Discussions: Hear from experts representing employees, employers, and government on key topics affecting the labour market.
• Q&A Sessions: Engage with panellists during dedicated Q&A sessions at the end of each discussion, where additional panel members will provide enriched perspectives.

Who Should Attend:

• HR professionals and recruiters
• Brazilian professionals seeking opportunities in Ireland
• Employers and business leaders
• Government officials and policymakers
• Anyone interested in labour market trends and inclusivity

How to Register:

Register now to secure your spot at this pivotal event. Click the "Register" button above to complete your registration. Early registration is encouraged as space is limited.

Contact Information:

For any inquiries, please contact us at [email protected]

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We look forward to your participation in shaping the future of Ireland’s labour market and fostering an inclusive environment for all professionals.

Host or Publisher Brazil Ireland Association - BRIA