programs & policies | 06 November 2025
USMCA: Joint Review and Agreement’s Future Critical to North American Talent Mobility
By Michael T. Jackson
As Canada, Mexico, and the United States commence the joint review process for the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), maintaining but...
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immigration | 04 November 2025
USCIS Ends Automatic Extensions for Most Expired Employment Authorization Documents
By Michael T. Jackson
Under an interim final rule published on 30 October, the Trump administration revised federal regulations to end the automatic extension of an...
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immigration | 27 October 2025
The $100K Fee Was Just the Beginning: Why H-1B Compliance Tech Is Essential in Trump’s Second Term
By Roman Zelichenko
In a span of just days, the Trump administration unveiled three major policy initiatives targeting the H-1B visa program—and together,...
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immigration | 14 October 2025
What the $100,000 H-1B Fee Tells Us About the Future of Global Talent Mobility
By Sharan Kundi
Companies need to think simultaneously about the immediate disruption, the pivots they may need to make in the medium term, and the deeper...
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spotlights | 02 October 2025
U.S. Government Shutdown: Considerations for Talent Mobility Programs
By Michael T. Jackson
Employers should closely monitor the status of the U.S. government shutdown that started 1 October, as a prolonged shutdown could have significant...
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immigration | 22 September 2025
Understanding President Trump’s H-1B Visa Proclamation and Potential Talent Mobility Impacts
By Michael T. Jackson
President Donald Trump’s 19 September proclamation implementing a $100,000 fee on new H-1B visa petitions is poised to potentially result in...
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programs & policies | 15 September 2025
The EU Pay Transparency Directive and Its Ripple Effects on Expatriate Pay
By Nino Nelissen, Max Gorissen
As EU member states implement the Pay Transparency Directive, mobility professionals face added complexity in managing allowances, reporting, and...
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immigration | 02 September 2025
Country Entry Fees for Travelers on the Rise
By Tristan North
New fees and registration systems in the U.S. and EU are set to increase travel costs, with some changes taking effect this year and others...
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programs & policies | 02 September 2025
How Tariffs Are Disrupting Household Goods Shipping in 2025
By Freddy Paxton
Trade policy shifts are triggering container chaos and international moving headaches. Here’s what it means for your global...
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