Sentences with phrase «overseas talent»

The country's increasingly stringent immigration policy has become an especially important issue for nascent businesses, which are often eager to harness overseas talent.

It is hard to believe that this is the same Arsense Wenger that was lambasted for benefitting from a large influx of overseas talent.

Teleborder does help American companies find overseas talent for specific job opportunities, not necessarily to replace current American employees.

In our preliminary research, we found that in the process of attracting overseas talent, many Australian recruitment agencies focused on tourist icons such as the Opera House, Harbour Bridge or the beach; but we wanted to address the fact that leaving your friends and family behind to move overseas is a massive, scary, life changing decision.

Coach K, who was hired four weeks ago to save USA Basketball from further international embarrassments, has not hesitated to bring in overseas talent in his day job.

Fuze CEO noted that this console is all about bringing the best overseas talent to China to show more Chinese gamers what they're missing out on by only playing Chinese games.

Coupled with the fact that it seems any foreign participation and attendance of our activities is now under extra surveillance, it means our focus as an organization being a meeting place between local and overseas talent needs to be critically re-assessed.»

Migrant introduce new skills, and it is important for all Citizens to appreciate the benefits of overseas talent.

Thanks to Hinkie we are loaded up on picks and overseas talent for a few years anyway.

A «hard» Brexit might make it difficult to attract the overseas talent and international collaborations that are an important part of delivering world - class science.

For the first time in my life I was actually kind of excited at the prospect of an overseas talent being snatched up by Hollywood (shameful, I know).

Featuring an instantly recognisable cast of British and overseas talent, I Give It a Year focuses on Rafe Spall and Rose Byrne's newlywed couple, who find themselves in a real bind just nine months into their marriage.

Andrew notes that UKIE, the trade body for the UK's games and interactive entertainment industry, says Brexit raises concerns on securing access to overseas talent, ensuring the UK has the proper level of investment in skilling up homegrown talent, maintaining access to capital, and the state of Video Games Tax Relief.

The Russian company says it plans to launch its platform in fall this year, and will allow entertainers who register on the site to check out the reputation of companies and agents before they decide to take on jobs, while employers will also be able to use the platform as a sort of online database of overseas talent.

We need to ensure that the UK is open for business to overseas talent and that there is further investment from businesses in training and skills development.