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Permits Foundation statement in support of Stamp 3 spouses seeking direct work access in Ireland
Permits Foundation, a not for profit initiative supported by more than 40 international companies and organisations, works with governments to bring about best practice legislation that enables dual careers in the global workplace. Over 30 countries internationally including almost all EU Member States, the UK, US, Australia, New Zealand, Brazil and Canada, operate under the […]
Read moreDublin Inquirer – “Some say they’re losing job offers because of bureaucracy”
“Tharindu Paranathanthri felt optimistic about moving to Ireland with his partner, in part, because of what he read online. Government websites made it seem as if it would be straightforward for him to work, while she did her PhD. But that hasn’t been the case, he says.” This article which quotes Permits Foundation, was published […]
Read moreHong Kong – landmark ruling on dependant visa status for same-sex couples
In a landmark decision on 4 July 2018, Hong Kong’s Court of Final Appeal ruled on a case, allowing a British same-sex spouse the right to obtain dependant status. Her application for a dependant visa had previously been refused by the Director of Immigration. Under current Hong Kong immigration policy, in contrast to heterosexual spouses, […]
Read moreRelocate Magazine – “How important are family matters to employers during Brexit?”
“When it comes to Brexit, family matters are important to employers and HR managers. That’s the key finding from a survey on Brexit immigration policy issues facing employers in the UK.” Access this article, published in Relocate Magazine on 26 June here
Read morePermits Foundation Brexit survey shows importance of family matters to employers
When it comes to Brexit, family matters are important to employers and HR managers. That’s the key finding from a survey on Brexit immigration policy issues facing employers in the UK. The Permits Foundation Brexit Survey looked at the impact of Brexit on EU citizen employees, with a focus on family members during the transition […]
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