Join the Australian Arab Business Council for a crucial discussion on "Looking for Skilled Workers," a timely exploration of Australia's evolving workforce landscape. We'll delve into the pressing issue of critical skill shortages across key industries, examining the data behind the vacancies and the factors influencing Australians' willingness to fill these roles. From cultural and economic considerations to the challenges faced by migrants navigating complex visa processes and integration hurdles, this session will provide a comprehensive overview of the current situation.

Our expert panel will delve beyond identifying the problems to explore tangible solutions, including potential policy changes, incentives for Australian workers, and necessary visa reforms. This session aims to foster a productive dialogue and identify actionable steps to bridge the skills gap and ensure a thriving and inclusive workforce.

Outcomes:

Gain a clear understanding of the current skill shortages across key Australian industries.
Identify the cultural, economic, and social factors influencing Australian workers' willingness to fill specific roles.
Understand the challenges faced by migrants in navigating visa processes and integration.
Explore potential solutions, including policy changes, incentives, and visa reforms.
Facilitate networking and collaboration among AABC members and industry professionals.

The Australian Arab Business Council advocates for our members' interests in Australia and internationally. We aim to cultivate collaboration and growth by offering a dynamic platform for networking, learning, and knowledge sharing.

ABOUT OUR EXPERTS:

Moderator

Rhonda Adams - Express Employment
Rhonda Adams brings a unique and powerful blend of expertise to the table, forged through a decade of empowering clients in financial planning at CBA, followed by six years of hands-on operational leadership as a Rashays franchisee. This diverse foundation fuels her dynamic approach to recruitment, where she excels in sourcing top talent across a wide spectrum of industries. Her commitment to continuous learning and her passion for connecting the right people with the right opportunities make her a vital asset in today's evolving workforce landscape.

Expert Panel

Simon Diab - Simon Diab & Associates
Simon Diab is the principal solicitor at Simon Diab & Associates. He has over twenty years of experience specialising in Immigration, commercial and criminal litigations. He has an extensive record of outstanding achievements, such as chairing and participating in the executive boards of several community organisations. Simon Diab & Associates was established in 1999 and has continued to be one of the top law firms in NSW. Our firm is based in Parramatta and meets the needs of clients from all over Australia and internationally.

Batoul Khayat - KPR Recuitment
Batoul Khayat is an experienced manager and business owner with a background in civil engineering and a strong track record in the construction and recruitment industries. She excels in workforce management, project execution, and implementing strategies that enhance productivity and growth. A passionate advocate for inclusive hiring, Batoul recognizes immigrant workers' vital role in meeting industry demands. Her commitment to quality and people-focused leadership has positioned her as a driving force in promoting sustainable employment solutions and building resilient, diverse workforces.

Fayek Mersi - Student World
With over 15 years of experience in migration, legal, and education sectors across Australia, Lebanon, and Syria, Fayek specialises in visa consultancy, international student admissions, and legal support. Undergoing a qualification in migration law (UTS), holding a Diploma of Legal Services (TAFE NSW), and a Bachelor of Law (IUL Beirut), Fayek assist clients with Australian visas, European education pathways, and legal documentation. As a member of the migration team at Student World Australia, he is passionate about guiding students and migrants through seamless legal and educational transitions.

New members are encouraged to attend and participate. For more details, contact us at info@australianarabbusiness.org.au.

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