As a Career Consultant, we hire skilled workers from Ukraine, Belarus, Moldova, Georgia, Indonesia, Philippines, Vietnam, Nepal, India, and Bangladesh. Our company has been operating since 2009, and with our extensive experience, we can easily carry out any Career Consultancy. We have a vast database of suitable candidates and employers looking for experienced and inexperienced employees.
Our services cater primarily to companies that need help finding suitable candidates in their local labour markets. The Overseas Career Consultancy specialises in quickly finding qualified employees with the right experience. We have three recruitment centres in Warsaw, enabling us to provide seamless and effective services nationwide.
Recruitment and personnel selection are critical for finding and hiring suitable candidates for a client's organisation. Below are the steps involved in conducting recruitment for a client and returning candidates for a one-time fee:
Client Consultation:
Job Analysis:
Sourcing Candidates:
Resume Screening:
Initial Interviews:
In-Depth Interviews:
Skills Testing and Assessments:
Reference Checks:
Candidate Presentation:
Client Interviews:
Offer Negotiation:
Onboarding Support (if required):
Candidate Placement and Fee Collection:
Follow-Up:
Feedback and Continuous Improvement:
Post-Placement Services (optional):
Maintaining clear communication with the client throughout the process, managing expectations and adhering to legal and ethical guidelines during personnel selection is critical. The specific steps and their order may vary depending on the client's needs and the industry in which you operate.
Conducting recruitment for a client and providing visa support and departure services for candidates involves several steps. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to do this:
Client Consultation and Agreement:
Candidate Sourcing:
Pre-screening:
Client Interview:
Candidate Selection:
Visa Processing:
Departure Services:
Visa Approval and Pre-departure:
Post-Departure Follow-up:
Billing and Payment:
Documentation and Records:
Ongoing Support:
Remember that the recruitment process and visa support may vary depending on the specific requirements of the client and the candidate's home and destination countries. It's crucial to stay informed about immigration laws and regulations to provide accurate and up-to-date assistance. Additionally, maintaining a high level of professionalism and communication throughout the process is essential for success.
Client Consultation and Needs Analysis:
Customised Service Proposal:
Talent Sourcing and Screening:
Candidate Presentation and Client Collaboration:
Offer Management and Onboarding:
Post-Placement Support:
Client Feedback and Continuous Improvement:
Legal and Compliance Considerations:
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After filling out the employee questionnaire, we will prepare an offer within the services: recruitment, leasing of employees or outsourcing services (personnel).
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We will find an appropriate candidate for your business and guarantee good conditions for both sides.
Legal basis: Delegating workers within the framework of service provision in the European Union is defined in the Directive 96/71 EC of the European Parliament and the Council of 16th December 1996 with the subsequent Directive 2014/67/EU of the European Parliament and the Council of 15th May 2014 on the enforcement of the Directive 96/71/EC and the Directive 2018/957 of 28th June 2018 amending the Directive 96/71 EC.
The directives above are directly linked to the freedom of services provisions within the framework of the European Union, which is considered one of the fundamental freedoms that create the basis for the single market. According to Article 56 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (Official Journal of the EU of 26th October 2012, C 326/49), the restrictions on the free service provisions within the Union are prohibited concerning the citizens of EU member states who have their company in a member state other than the country of the recipient. The freedom to provide services is of both active (freedom to provide services) and passive (freedom to use services) character.
Imposing any restrictions on the provision of service by member states on their territories within the principle of the freedom of provision of services by another member state would be breaking the fundamental legal act of the European Union, which is the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union.
Delegating the citizens of third countries is carried out from the territory of a member state and by the economic entity registered on the territory of that country where they are employed legally. Thus, in this case, we are not talking about the provision of service by the employees’ countries of origin, as the company providing services is registered on the territory of the EU and is native to the member state. They, therefore, have the right to employ the citizens of third countries in their company through whom they can provide services on the territory of a different member state. Consequently, the restrictions in this Directive, Paragraph (20), do not apply.
Article 3 of the Directive states that the following working conditions in the country to which they will be delegated should be ensured for the trusted employee, as long as they are more favourable for them:
Our company fully complies with the conditions defined in the EU Directives relating to employee delegation. Hence, our services are entirely legal and thus safe for our contractors and employees.
The issue of delegating third-country nationals (outside the EU) by another member state was also the subject of disputes before the EU Court of Justice. The ruling of 9th August 1994 in the case C-43/93 Vander Elst. The case of Raymond Vander Elst, a citizen of Belgium, was recognised who, within his business activity, sent employees from Morocco, employed legally in Belgium, to France to carry out demolition works. French authorities imposed a high fine on him. The Belgian national appealed to the French administrative court. The EU Court of Justice, answering a question from the French court for a preliminary ruling in the appeal proceedings, found that EU Member States may not introduce additional restrictions, such as the requirement for work permits, for employees who are third-country nationals employed legally in the European Union state, sent to another country of the European Union.
The ruling of the EU Court of Justice was reflected in the legislation of member states, including Germany, which introduced a particular type of visa for such employees – the Vander Elst visa. Based on this visa, Polish businesses can delegate employees who are citizens of third countries to Germany to provide limited services in Germany. Vander Elst visa allows services provision in another EU country without having a work permit or other permits regarding legal aspects of employment. However, the employment agreement must link the employee to the Polish employer to issue it. It is also essential that such a contract cannot be concluded only to send an employee to Germany.
Foreigners employed in our company based on the above scheme can work legally based on delegation, provided the conditions specified in the law are met. The legality of employment, however, is entirely different from the legality of staying in another member state and requires an explanation. The staff employed in our company have type D working visas, temporary residence permits on the territory of the Republic of Poland, or long-term EU residence permits. This residence permit allows one to stay on the territory of a different member state for not longer than three months within six months. Hence, our service, even though it can be provided for unlimited time, has limited provision by individual people in our team.
The information above will allow you to work with our companies without worry. We encourage you to verify the above data in your country’s consulate in Poland. You can introduce them to the model of cooperation proposed by us. Thanks to this, you will receive a response confirming the services’ legal basis. We invite you to cooperate and benefit from our qualified personnel’s services.
If local regulations require the registration of a delegated employee at the local liaison institutions, our company performs such activities. All activities are done based on instructions given by the consulates of countries where the staff is posted, so we are confident our undertakings are correct.
We invite you to cooperate and benefit from our qualified personnel's services.
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