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Transocean Offshore, 1414 Enclave Parkway
2nd Floor Conference Center
Houston, Texas 77007
Fragomen Partner Ryan Freel and Associate Veronica Favor will be presenting at the Texas SHRM Global HR Conference on Thursday, September 14. Their panel, "Accelerate Immigration Assessments for the Offshore, Energy, and Maritime Industries" will take place from 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM CDT.
All aboard! You’ve been tasked with determining visa or work permit eligibility offshore. Now what? Join this session to learn the immigration implications employers must assess to ensure compliance in open waters. We’ll share the four key considerations to analyze to determine visa and work permit eligibility along with specific case examples highlighting the local, national, and international laws governing offshore immigration.
About the Event:
The Texas SHRM Global HR Conference is a unique educational event which focuses entirely on Global Human Resources. The 2023 committee is comprised of Global Human Resource Professionals across various HR specialties. Subject matter experts will deliver the most up-to-date educational sessions and the ability to earn SHRM and HRCI credit hours simultaneously including GPHR credits. Topics include immigration, international tax, DE&I, and micro-sessions for those HR practitioners that are new to Global HR or have been immersed due to an acquisition, merger or launching into a new market.
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