Staying Ahead: Irish Immigration Compliance for Employers
July 15, 2025 | 11:00 AM — 12:30 PM IST

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Location
Spaces – Cork, 1 Horgan’s Quay, Waterfront Square
Cork T23 PPT8
Fragomen's Cork office will host a session focused on navigating immigration compliance under the Employment Permits Act 2024.
This discussion will offer expert insights into the latest legislative developments and the introduction of the Employment Permits Online process. As immigration laws and procedures continue to evolve, staying compliant while effectively managing workforce needs remains a critical priority.
What to Expect:
- A focused discussion on the latest process changes for employers in the move to digitisation
- Practical strategies for maintaining immigration compliance and hiring/retaining non-EEA talent
Fragomen Speakers:
Claire Cumiskey, Practice Leader
Deirdre Murray, Immigration Director
Stephen McCrea, Immigration Director
To request an invitation, please email [email protected].
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