Webinar: What anticipated immigration policy changes in the United States could mean for global immigration

The final days of the Biden Administration and the imminent return to the White House of President-elect Trump and a Republican Congress have already created significant changes to US immigration programs.

Indian companies should strategize now to develop best practices that embrace new immigration opportunities and prepare their organizations to withstand more challenging and burdensome obligations. Access the recording (requires registration).

Webinar: What anticipated immigration policy changes in the United States could mean for global immigration

The election of Donald Trump is poised to trigger significant changes in immigration policies. The changes will have implications for any companies that move people in or out of the United States—wherever they may be headquartered. Mobility professionals around the world must begin to understand the potential impacts and take proactive steps ahead of his inauguration on January 20. Access the recording (requires registration).

Webinar: Preparing for the impact of a President Trump administration on US immigration and tax policy

The outcome of the recent US election is set to bring about significant changes to US immigration and tax policies. With Donald Trump now confirmed as the next President, mobility professionals must take proactive steps ahead of his inauguration on January 20. In this webinar, we’ll outline actionable strategies organizations can implement now to navigate the road ahead. Access the recording (requires registration).

Webinar: Trump v. Harris: Two very different approaches to tax policy

With the presidential election race heading into the final stretch, the two major parties are criss-crossing the nation talking about their ideas, including tax policy. In this session, our tax experts will break down the candidates’ tax platforms and what they mean for employers and employees alike. Access the recording (requires registration).

Webinar: The cross-border question: Post-election immigration implications for Canada and Mexico

Former Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau said that living next to the United States was like sleeping next to an elephant, because “you’re affected by every twitch and grunt.” This is as true for Mexico as it is for Canada, and in this session, we’ll explore the potential immigration impacts of the November 5 vote on the United States’ neighbors to the north and south. Our speakers will also outline how organizations operating across North America can prepare for several potential election outcomes.

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Webinar: Planning for post-election US immigration outcomes

With November 5 fast approaching, the post-election immigration landscape is top of mind for many organizations that move people into—and out of—the United States. In this session, we'll take a look at the potential outcomes depending on which parties prevail in the votes for President and control of Congress. We’ll also highlight key issues that global mobility leaders should be planning for now.

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Webinar: The CHIPS and Science Act—Immigration, staffing scarcity, future of the Act, and implications of a possible change in US leadership

In July, we hosted Rebecca Peters, the Director of Public Policy at Samsung, as she discusses the history and implementation of the CHIPS and Science Act. In her role, Rebecca has been close to many of the challenges facing the semiconductor industry in the implementation of the Act. She addressed the immigration and staffing challenges facing the semiconductor industry, as well as the implications of a possible change in US leadership on the Act.

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