Last Updated on February 23, 2023
Immigration Trends 2018: A Look at This Year’s Data
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2017 was a year of change. The U.S. and the world saw significant shifts in immigration policy and practice, which translated to new challenges for employers.
Even as the Trump administration places tighter restrictions on work authorizations and more closely scrutinizes individual visa applications – and borders tighten around the world – U.S. companies report that sourcing foreign talent remains critical to their success.
Join Envoy as we discuss the findings of our 2018 Immigration Trends Report including:
- How demand for global talent is increasing
- That managing immigration means managing change
- Why technology and data security are taking center stage
- …and more
Please note: this webinar is well-suited for all HR practitioners who have a basic understanding of the immigration process but would like to learn more information. To access more advanced webinars, please visit our resource center or stay tuned for more updates.
Ian Helms
Ian brings more than five years of combined experience in marketing, public relations and strategic communication to Envoy. As Content Strategist, he plays a key role in conceptualizing and developing all of Envoy’s resources – from educational webinars, like this, to visa guides, checklists, blog posts, emails, social media updates and more. He does this to keep individuals, like you, informed on the latest immigration trends, news and policy updates and help them better understand and navigate the immigration process.
Meredith Hess
Mere brings more 5 years to the Global Immigration and HR technology space. As Director of Sales Development, she plays a key role in driving new business and understanding the needs that customers have when it comes to the immigration space. As Immigration continues to be an ever changing space, it is Meredith’s and her team’s job to stay ahead of the current trends in the immigration landscape.
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The Immigration Trends 2018 webinar grants attendees one general HR Certification Institute credit toward the PHR, SPHR, GPHR, HRMP, or HRBP certification programs. The continuing education certifications allow HRs to demonstrate a mastery of industry operations, best practices and regulations.
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