Envoy recently fielded a public survey to better understand
how COVID-19 is impacting immigration and mobility programs at
organizations across the U.S.
The COVID-19 pandemic has
had a major impact on global mobility. Many office
employees are now working from home, and immigration and global
mobility initiatives have been temporarily halted. While some of
the changes and restrictions implemented by USCIS and the State
Department have been lifted, most employees are still working
remotely, and organizations have had to adapt their processes and
policies accordingly.
Envoy Global recently conducted a survey to better understand
how global mobility and immigration professionals are adapting to
managing remote immigration programs during the pandemic. Envoy CEO
Richard Burke and COO Manu Sivanandam then presented the survey
results in a webinar.
