About the Program

• The basics of the system
• Temporary/non-immigrant work visas
  
• Permanent/immigrant work visas

“The Nuts and Bolts of Employment Based Immigration in a Global Society” is part I of a series of three two-hour webcast CLE seminars that cover the gamut of issues involved with employment-based immigration.

When taken together, the three sessions cover all aspects of today’s volatile situation in employing non-citizens. Practitioners may also take the session or sessions they need to fill their information gaps.

Prepare your clients for the new global workforce

The globalization of capital and labor is affecting businesses of all sizes and industries. From requesting visas for foreign high-tech math and science graduates to dealing with undocumented lower-skilled workers, the challenges for employment lawyers are expanding. Meanwhile the government is stepping up prosecution of employers with multi-million-dollar cases.

As a business, labor, or in-house counsel, you need to be prepared to deal with potential liabilities and questions concerning the global migration of labor.  These business and immigration law seminars are designed to give you key insights needed to help your business clients comply with the myriad of changing regulations without the need to travel.

Information on the other two sessions is available below in “Related Products” (click through for more detailed descriptions of each session):

State Bar CLE webcasts are live and interactive, and the content is also available for review online later. Sign up for the business and immigration law sessions you need to deal with this emerging area of concern.

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