Monday, August 30, 2010

GOING GLOBAL

The growing globalization of the world economy and world's labor markets are facts. This is true for employers and workers in most globally competitive, high value-added, high skill, and high tech industries. Considering immigration globally, it is important to remember that the United States is not only a destination country, but also a source country for temporary and immigrant workers.


As an United States employer shall plan immigration and visa compliance well in advance of any temporary or permanent hiring of a new international worker for a United States payroll, likewise, any non-U.S. employer (or foreign branch or subsidiary of a U.S.-branch company) is well advised to plan for immigration and work permit compliance in other countries before putting United States or third country nationals on a non-U.S. payroll.

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