Streamlining immigration workflows for short term business travel to Europe

Making arrangements for UK employees to work in Europe on short term assignments or business trips hasn’t been made any easier by Brexit.

Frequent travellers need access to speedy advice whilst HR/legal/compliance need visibility and a record of their employees’ travels and time spent in different countries. This is not easy to manage.

Discover how we drive efficiency for in-house lawyers through process and technology.

Streamlining immigration workflows for short term business travel to Europe

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Navigating labour, employment and executive compensation challenges in global M&A: Post-deal integration, harmonisation and incentives

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Updates to Ireland’s maternity protection – postponement of leave for serious health issues

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