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This bi-monthly update examines recent developments in immigration and global mobility law across multiple jurisdictions, including EU social security coordination agreements, Hong Kong's wealth and mobility hub initiatives, Czech Republic's talent attraction programs, and visa policy changes in Brazil, Chile, and Sweden.

Our Global HR Law Guide takes you through the legal aspects of the entire employment journey, with 16 chapters covering recruitment through pensions in over 50 countries.

A 'heatmap' analysis of temperature testing, COVID testing and the data privacy issues they raise

For non-EU citizens and given the current Covid-19, situation, the submission of asylum applications for those entering Greece illegally was suspended for one month (Legislative Act No. 45/2-03-2020).

Starting from 2024, the first weekday after Christmas Day will be added as a statutory holiday in Hong Kong.

There are changes afoot in Indian employment law, but how imminent are they and what will they cover? In this episode, Debjani Aich and Gagan Verma, both from Ius Laboris India, discuss what's happening.

Pride Month is coming to a close, but we still have more to discuss about LGBTQ+ equality at work... We invited Debjani Aich, partner at our Indian member firm Kochhar & Co...

Pride Month is coming to a close, but we still have more to discuss about LGBTQ+ equality at work… We invited Debjani Aich, partner at our Indian member firm Kochhar & Co...

COVID-19 continues to pose new questions for employers, and some of those relate to testing, vaccination, health and safety for longer term remote working and work-life balance.

The Italian Government is ending the requirement on employers to extend fixed-term contracts in the context of the coronavirus pandemic.

Variable pay plans are increasingly popular worldwide as ways of attracting and retaining talent.

The Italian Social Security Body has issued Instruction no. 16/2020 on soft transition regarding social security issues after Brexit.

The spread of Covid-19 is having a major impact on supply chains and all other aspects of business in Japan, and some organisations are being forced to put employees on leave or close their offices.

On 7 April 2020, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe declared a state of emergency covering seven prefectures, including Tokyo and Osaka, to curb the spread of Covid-19.

Kazakhstan has relaxed the rules for foreign visitors, who no longer need to register on arrival in the country.

With an economy closely linked to Russia and a currency connected to the ruble, Kazakhstan has already taken a big hit since the war began.

There are new laws on supply chain due diligence starting to pop up all over the world and some of them will require employers to know much more about the provenance of their goods and services...