European Labour Mobility Institute - In Harmony with Law Conference
May 20, 2024 | 9:00 AM — 6:00 PM CEST

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Warsaw
International experts will meet with cross border service providers, public administration and scholars, aiming to discuss how law, jurisprudence and national practice facilitate the daily joint operation of companies, public administration, national and European legislators at this one day conference hosted by the European Labour Mobility Institute on Monday, 20 May in Warsaw, Poland.
Fragomen Partner, Jo Antoons and Senior Global Operations Director, Marc Geer will join panels throughout the conference discussing AI in Immigration and Posted Workers.
Fragomen Participation:
10:15 Digital Session: Artificial Intelligence in Harmony with EU Cross-Border Service Providers
Marc Geer, Senior Global Operations Director, Fragomen
12:15 Posting of Third Country Nationals Session
Jo Antoons, Partner, Fragomen
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