– Kuwait government to clarify rules on expat driving licenses
– Resolution obligating companies to authenticate their employees contracts electronically in Saudi Arabia
– Finland Tax authorities issue guidance on employee stock option plan
– Dubai Villa Prices Fall to Lowest Point in a Decade
– Visa Rule Changes: A good day’s work in the UAE
– Immigration Bill Could Change How Silicon Valley Sources Foreign Talent
– EU is ‘unimpressed’ by threats of no-deal Brexit
– UK: Avoid Discrimination Based on Language Proficiency
– Parental Leave Entitlements Increased in Ireland
– A New Age of Leave Entitlements in Australia
– More than half of UK firms fear hit from post-Brexit immigration plan
– No-deal Brexit gets closer – businesses alarmed
– Japan ‘very concerned’ over no-deal Brexit: foreign minister
– Social security agreement between Brazil and Switzerland approved
– Implementation rules on preferential policy of individual income tax in China issued
80% of young workers would cite relocation support as a contributing factor as to whether they would chose to accept a new position.
Modern companies are not seeking the best employees
The release of the recent Migration Advisory Committee report is yet another tangible piece of analysis that calls into question the economic wisdom of Britain’s decision to leave the EU.
Skilled worker immigration has, as yet, managed to avoid the same politicisation as other U.S. immigration issues although these recent developments may have the potential to change that. The Department
– Kuwait government to clarify rules on expat driving licenses
– Resolution obligating companies to authenticate their employees contracts electronically in Saudi Arabia
– Finland Tax authorities issue guidance on employee stock option plan
