Presented by
Falconbury
Recruiting a High Performance Global Workforce Within the Law Training Course
An intensive and practical two-day programme for HR professionals and line managers. Raise your knowledge of the latest laws and best practice for recruiting overseas nationals and learn how to integrate them effectively into your current workforce.
3-4 Nov 2022
- Format: Classroom
- CPD: 12 hours for your records
- Certificate of completion
Course overview
It is the employer’s responsibility to ensure they are employing legally. As an HR professional, are you aware of the new immigration system coming into force post 2020? Are you up to date with latest best practice recruitment techniques and processes? Every business that employs overseas nationals needs to comply with the latest rules.
This course has been specifically designed for HR professionals and line managers who deal with recruiting and onboarding overseas employees. This is a fast-changing area where HR professionals need to keep up to date with the regular changes to immigration policy and be aware of the procedures that need to be in place to keep their business operating within the law. It is also important to ensure that attention is paid to the induction and orientation of overseas workers to ensure they become an effective part of the organisation.
During this two-day programme you will:- Explore the areas of law that impact on the legal recruitment of overseas workers
- Ensure you are complying with the latest laws and best practice for employers
- Get to grips with the new immigration system post 2020
- Understand the pitfalls when recruiting and how to avoid them
- Share practical implementation issues with other professionals
- Review your current recruitment policies and procedures
- Assess your onboarding practices and their effectiveness in today’s challenging climate
- Participate in practical exercises and discussion sessions
Why you should attend
The programme takes a logical journey through the many areas that HR professionals need to understand and comply with. It will also focus on how to avoid the pitfalls and make you aware of the penalties that can be incurred if the rules aren’t followed. Although there is substantial knowledge-based learning during this event, the two days are designed to be engaging and participative, as well as informative.
You need to ensure you have a comprehensive understanding of these important procedures and legal considerations, and how they relate to you and your role. By attending this event and learning from the expert faculty you will be fully equipped to put your knowledge into practice back in the workplace.
There will also be time for you to put your questions to our experienced trainers to get the answers you need, and for you to network with fellow professionals. Attending this programme is an invaluable use of a busy HR professional’s time.
By the end of this course you will be able to:- Explore the benefits of employing overseas nationals
- Learn how to attract overseas talent effectively
- Mitigate against the risk of recruitment difficulties
- Adapt interviewing and selection procedures for remote recruitment
- Get to grips with right-to-work documentation and records
- Understand the implications of the migration restrictions to be introduced post 2020
- Review your workplace policies and procedures for inclusivity
- Assess how the changes will affect your organisation’s workforce planning
Who should attend?
- HR managers and directors
- HR business partners
- HR specialists
- HR controllers and advisors
- HR officers and other HR professionals
This course is also applicable to line managers and other professionals involved in the recruitment process.
Jocelyn Hughes
Jocelyn Hughes is a recognised expert in HR management and personal development, having worked in training and personal development since the early 1980s. A strong advocate of training for a reason, she has a practical approach to training which aims to provide participants and organisations with readily useful content, transferable to the workplace. Having enjoyed a successful career in training management, she began working as a freelance consultant in 1998, working with major blue chip organisations across the UK and internationally. Jocelyn is widely respected for her experience and expertise. She is a qualified NLP practitioner and is a published author of ‘Contact Centre Management’ with Echelon Publishing.
Andrew Haywood
Andrew Haywood is a partner in the London office of Penningtons Manches Cooper. He has a wealth of experience advising on contentious and non-contentious employment law issues. Qualifying as a solicitor in 2001, he has particular expertise in the areas of age discrimination – having acted in the widely known cases of Wall v British Compressed Air Society (Court of Appeal) and Seldon v Clarkson Wright & Jakes (Supreme Court) – and the enforcement of post-termination restrictions. His corporate practice is drawn from a number of sectors including media, retail and financial services where he advises on day-to-day and post-employment issues. Andrew also acts for several household names in the technology sector and for US companies on employment-related matters, either directly or through their UK subsidiaries. On the individual side, he advises many senior executives and non-UK domiciled high net worth individuals on their employment arrangements.
Hazar El-Chamaa
Hazar El-Chamaa is a partner in the immigration team and heads Penningtons Manches Cooper’s private wealth immigration offering. Her in-depth knowledge of immigration law, built over 15 years in practice, enables her to provide cutting-edge strategic solutions to her clients. Hazar’s advice to education and corporate clients covers everything from devising strategy for employers working through the post-Brexit changes, making sure systems and processes meet sponsor compliance requirements, reviewing agreements, business restructuring, and risk and compliance with ever-changing Home Office requirements to, in some instances, challenging UKVI decisions. Hazar also provides clients with solutions to the day- to-day immigration challenges they face. She works closely with colleagues in the other teams to provide a full service covering corporate, commercial, employment and tax. Hazar is a frequent speaker on immigration law and gives training on post-Brexit immigration systems, the EU Settlement Scheme, compliance with sponsorship licence duties under Tier 4 and Tier 2 as well as with prevention of illegal working legislation. She is an elected trustee of the Immigration Law Practitioners Association (ILPA) and is recommended by Chambers HNW, The Legal 500, Who’s Who and is included in the Citywealth Leaders List 2020 for immigration.
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3-4 Nov 2022
Classroom
London venue TBC
09:00-17:00 UK (London)
Course code 11780
- GBP 899 1,099
- EUR 1,259 1,539
Until 29 Sep
- 2 days classroom-based training
- Meet presenters and fellow attendees in person
- Lunch and refreshments provided
- Download documentation and certification of completion
- Fair transfer and cancellation policy
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