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Passports Forum is a dedicated space for passport enthusiasts and global citizens
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Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#1976D3
Denim
25, 118, 211
210, 79, 46
88, 44, 0, 17
#C42FEB
Electric Violet
196, 47, 235
288, 82, 55
17, 80, 0, 8
#122991
Torea Bay
18, 41, 145
229, 78, 32
88, 72, 0, 43
**Brand Description**
Ireland's Employment Permit Reforms represent a significant overhaul of its employment permit system, effective September 2, 2024, aimed at enhancing the hiring process for both employers and foreign workers. This initiative introduces a new seasonal employment permit designed for industries such as horticulture and food production, allowing foreign workers to be employed for up to seven months per year during peak seasons.
The reforms also digitize the labor market testing process, requiring employers to advertise job vacancies on the European Employment Service (EURES) network and other platforms for at least 28 days, streamlining recruitment efficiency and reducing costs. Changes to the rules for switching employers now permit workers to apply for new permits after only nine months, promoting flexibility in employment.
Furthermore, the annual review of Minimum Annual Remuneration (MAR) aligns salary expectations with national averages. Overall, the Employment Permits Act 2024 aims to create a more transparent and flexible framework, bolstering Ireland's appeal as a destination for international talent.
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The Passports Forum color palette uses the hex codes #1976D3, #C42FEB and #122991.
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