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Managing a Multi-National Workforce: Sponsorship Agreements, Retention Policies and Liquidated Damages

In our ever-increasing multi-multinational workforce that seems to rely more heavily on foreign labor options, it’s important for employers to have policies in place that provide a level of financial protection in their immigration programs. At the...
By: Harris Beach PLLC
Source Url: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/managing-a-multi-national-workforce-24938/

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