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ARTICLE · 09 MARCH 2020

The Coronavirus And Global Mobility Considerations

The coronavirus originating in Wuhan China is affecting the global economy in many ways, and the situation is constantly changing.

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Katie Davies
Katie Davies

The coronavirus originating in Wuhan China is affecting the global economy in many ways, and the situation is constantly changing. The outbreak is disrupting supply chains, interrupting cross-border travel, and even causing a popular international rugby tournament to be "plunged into chaos."

Employers and their expat workers in particular must be mindful of the coronavirus — known as COVID-19 — and the ways in which state and local governments are responding. Rules related to immigration, sheltering in place and more are changing rapidly in the face of the outbreak. The situation is another reminder that while we may live in a global economy, each country has its own laws and regulations that must be followed.

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