Worldwide Immigration Trends Report Mid-Year Release Webcast
June 12, 2024 | 9:00 AM — 10:00 AM EST

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Please join us for a webinar on Wednesday, June 12, to coincide with the release of the Fragomen Worldwide Immigration Trends Report: Mid-Year Edition. The webinar will feature discussions with our regional partners about key developments in their jurisdictions, as well as report insights on current and emerging immigration issues and the impact of upcoming global elections.
Our presenters will cover:
- How the ‘year of elections’ is impacting immigration policy worldwide
- How troubled economic conditions and other recent factors create compliance risks for employers
- How countries are using a more targeted approach to focus on in-demand talent or highly-skilled foreign workers
- How countries are overcoming demographic concerns and skills/labor shortages through immigration programs
- How governments are focusing on international students in the race for talent
The Mid-Year Edition will be released in eight parts over eight weeks, with the complete edition available at the end of the series. By signing up for one series edition, you'll gain access to each subsequent release, as well as archived reports and special featured documents.
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Managing Partner, Latin America & the Caribbean
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