As summer is upon us, many visa holders are planning their travels, and reentry into the United States has become a significant concern. The fast-paced changes in policies and their enforcement by immigration officers at US ports of entry have created widespread anxiety for both employers and travelers.
In our latest Mobility Minute video chat
Annual Illinois Employer Recap 2021 – Part 1 and 2 (Webinar)
Special thanks to Brian Wydajewski, Narendra Acharya, Aimee Soodan, Tulsi Karamchandani, Scott McMillen, Angelique Poret-Kahn, Ginger Partee, John Foerster and Matthew Gorman.
Our two-part webinar series, co-hosted by the Association of Corporate Counsel – Chicago Chapter, is designed to ensure that Midwest in-house counsel are up to
On November 8, the US will reopen for international travel – but that is only the first step of the travel process for many travelers
Special thanks to Ginger Partee, John Foerster and Matthew Gorman.
Noncitizen travelers can pack their bags. With certain requirements, noncitizen travelers will be allowed to travel to the US as of November 8, 2021, under President Biden’s Proclamation on Advancing the Safe Resumption of Global Travel During the COVID-19 Pandemic. The new
Extended Summer Travel in the Era of Remote Work (Video)
Special thanks to guest contributors: Erik Christenson and Melissa Allchin.
Baker McKenzie’s Labor and Employment, Global Immigration and Mobility, and Tax lawyers review the wide variety of legal issues for employers to consider regarding a temporary or permanent remote work opportunity, and provide tips on how employers can offer employees flexibility while remaining compliant
Getting Ahead Of The Coronavirus Outbreak: A Checklist For Multinational Employers
The recent outbreak of the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) raises challenging issues for employers, particularly those that have multiple locations, provide a variety of services, and employ a global workforce that may travel routinely for business. For employers who have lived through prior global pandemics, now is the time to revisit preparedness protocol and re-evaluate