Navigating Irish Immigration: Futureproofing Your Compliance and Workforce Planning
April 30, 2025 | 9:00 AM — 11:00 AM GMT

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LinkedIn Venue, 4 Wilton Park, Dublin 2, Ireland
Dublin 2
Fragomen Partner Ángel Bello-Cortés, Fragomen Senior Immigration Manager Fatima Aydin and Fragomen Senior Immigration Manager Samantha Arnold will be speaking at this in-depth event, hosted in collaboration with the Open Doors Initiative (ODI).
This in-person event will explore the critical updates to Irish immigration following the implementation of the new Employment Permits Act at the end of 2024. Designed for employers, this session will provide expert insights into maintaining compliance and leveraging new opportunities within the immigration framework.
Key Highlights:
• A focused discussion on the latest legislative changes and their impact on employer obligations
• Practical strategies to ensure immigration compliance and best practices for hiring and retaining non-EEA nationals
WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND:
With the new Employment Permits Act now in effect, compliance is more critical than ever. This session will provide employers with expert insights into the legislative changes, best practices for maintaining immigration compliance, and strategies for hiring and retaining non-EEA talent. Additionally, a dedicated networking session will offer the opportunity to engage with Fragomen professionals and industry peers on key challenges.
Pastries and refreshments will be offered during this event.
Please click on the 'Register Now' button to register.
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