In a recent episode of the Back of House Podcast, Ajuria Lawyers took centre stage as special guests, delving into the intricate landscape of immigration within the hospitality sector. This dynamic conversation provided invaluable insights into the challenges and opportunities faced by businesses navigating the complex web of immigration laws.

Ajuria Lawyers, renowned for their expertise in immigration law, brought a wealth of knowledge to the table, addressing the specific concerns of the hospitality industry. From visas for skilled workers to compliance with changing regulations, the podcast explored the nuances that can make or break success in the sector. The engaging dialogue touched upon strategies for recruiting international talent, ensuring legal compliance, and maximising the benefits of a diverse workforce.

For those tuned in who found themselves nodding along or with burning questions on immigration matters within the hospitality sector, Ajuria Lawyers extended a virtual hand. Listeners were encouraged to reach out with their queries or seek assistance for their unique situations. The invitation to contact Ajuria Lawyers became a call to action for businesses and individuals alike who recognize the importance of expert guidance in navigating the legal intricacies surrounding immigration.

Whether you are a restaurateur looking to expand your team with international talent, a chef seeking clarity on visa options, or an employee facing immigration challenges within the hospitality industry, Ajuria Lawyers stands ready to provide tailored solutions. Their commitment to understanding the unique needs of each client sets them apart, ensuring a seamless and legally sound immigration process.

As the episode concluded, the Back of House Podcast left its audience not only informed but equipped with a direct line to the professionals at Ajuria Lawyers. For those in the hospitality sector grappling with immigration concerns, the next step is clear: reach out, ask questions, and embark on a journey toward success with the support of seasoned immigration experts.

#57 - Lillian Ajuria & Ron Kessels, Ajuria Lawyers

We present to you "Brewery Sessions" Within Brewery Sessions, we will have our favourite acts put together a mix which will showcase the amazing talent that comes through our Club!

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There are few people in the bar world who command the same respect across the globe, as Jason Crawley.  His genuine approach, impeccable knowledge and entrepreneurial spirit have seen his products and presence, touch most of the best bars in the world.

Jason has built multiple global brands including the Simple Syrup Company, The Drink Cabinet, The Imperial Shaker and his newest venture, Vodka And or &.

in our chat, we cover his journey to Australia, his views on the global industry and Mike Enright drops in to join the party.

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Michael Rodrigues: www.linkedin.com/in/michael-rodrigues-154a3811/
Luke Butler: www.linkedin.com/in/mrlukebutler/
Time Out: www.timeout.com/sydney
Hastings: www.hastingspeople.com.au

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The word "entrepreneur" for a pre-COVID generation might conjure the co-working tech startup image. Or the smile on the face of Zoom founders right now. It's less common to think about established businesses, or household names, as the frontier of entrepreneurship. But as many of us are currently realising, innovation is the name of the game. So the question becomes how does an organisation encourage or create the right environment for its teams to innovate? Particularly in the going out economy which has borne the brunt of physical distancing, and many think won't be the same, at least not for a while.

The latest guest on the Back of House podcast Kathy Savill is someone who is experiencing this crisis while looking for her next challenge. Our discussion takes us through her serial startups which include naming and branding Schoolies, through to her time at Merivale which kicked off during the GFC and led to initiatives like March into Merivale amongst others. A must listen for anyone looking for guidance on leading teams in our sector, while encouraging innovation.

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