Monday, July 13, 2015

How leaving the EU could affect British business’ recruitment

Following the Conservative Party’s surprise victory in the recent UK general election, Prime Minister David Cameron moved quickly to introduce a raft of reforms outlined in his party’s manifesto and pre-election pledges. Amongst these changes, and perhaps most controversial both at home and abroad, is Mr Cameron’s ambition to renegotiate the terms of the UK’s relationship with the European Union in anticipation of the promised in-out referendum by 2017.

How leaving the EU could affect British business’ recruitment

Five US immigration obstacles faced by companies expanding to the US

Attracted to its vast market, creative class and entrepreneurial spirit, many foreign companies identify expanding to the US as the next logical, and often necessary, step in the growth of their businesses. This can be an exciting, yet demanding, undertaking. One challenge often overlooked until late into the
process is the US visa and immigration aspect. It is critical to understand that a foreign business owner or employee will need the appropriate visa in place prior to traveling to the US to be able to work. This is true not only for those who will stay in the US for the long-term, but also for those who will be present only for the start-up phase of the expansion.

Five US immigration obstacles faced by companies expanding to the US

Monday, July 06, 2015