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Oakland Marriott City Center, 1001 Broadway
Oakland, California 94607
Fragomen is a sponsor of the HR West 2024 conference taking place in Oakland, CA from March 5 - 6. Top human resources trends and strategies for 2024 will be revealed and discussed during the conference.
Fragomen Partner Kristi Nevarez and Managing Director Robert Horsley will present alongside Kyle D'Souza, Global Mobility & Immigration at Cisco. Their panel, "Immigration Essentials: When the Right to Work Gets Them Right to Work" will take place on Wednesday, March 6 from 11:50 AM - 12:35 PM PST.
Recruiters and HR professionals have a lot of important programs on their plates and immigration is just one of them! To shorten your learning curve, we’ve got a fast-paced, information-packed session that’ll educate and familiarize you with the hottest topics in immigration and global hiring. These industry leaders will tell you, in plain language, how to save time and cycles when assessing the hire-ability of candidates at the front end through to making sure employees have the right-to-work at onboarding and beyond.
Additional session highlights:
- Understand the immigration environment and gain talking points to contribute to conversations with employees and stakeholders.
- Learn best practices in key immigration program elements: recruiting, onboarding, and retention.
- Leave this “Immigration 101” session with a working understanding of the three most critical aspects of immigration today.
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