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Global Connection article “A major game changer for US assignments” features Permits Foundation
We were delighted to sit down with our valued sponsors at Global Connection to talk about recent developments in the United States. In this article we cover the 2021 litigation that led to direct work access for L and E spouses and why the Foundation’s advocacy work in the US is far from over. Read […]
Read moreSouth Africa: Permits Foundation responds to Draft National Labour Migration Policy
On 27 May, Permits Foundation submitted a written response to South Africa’s Draft National Labour Migration Policy (NLMP) and Employment Services Amendment Bill. South Africa is viewed by the Foundation as a priority country. One third of our sponsors operate here and are supportive of policy that would facilitate dual-careers in the global workplace. In Permits […]
Read moreAIRINC Sponsors Permits Foundation
Permits Foundation is delighted to welcome AIRINC as our newest Sponsor. In this blog announcing their sponsorship, AIRINC highlight that, “there is a need to attract and retain top talent for all those involved in global mobility. By supporting Permits we hope to play our small part in achieving these aims and raising awareness of […]
Read moreInformation and guidance for employers on the situation in Ukraine
Employers may be looking for guidance on the developing situation in Ukraine and the resulting movement of employees and their dependants. Global law firm Fragomen, a sponsor of Permits Foundation, has created a dedicated information source with the latest immigration updates in relation to the crisis as well as the impact on the surrounding region. […]
Read moreRelocate Global “Partner employment access – the triple win”
“Dual careers have long been reported as a barrier to global mobility. In 2021 the Permits Foundation – a lobbying body that seeks to improve work access for international assignees’ partners – celebrated its 20th anniversary hosting an online conference representing host nations, employers, assignees and their partners…” Read the full article on the Relocate […]
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