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Dec 30, 2025 17 min

E18: Navigating Employee Visas

from What's New and Next in Workforce Innovation

Many U.S. companies rely on foreign workers to fill critical skills gaps and advance innovation. Under the current federal administration there is a broad effort to reduce immigration, which creates challenges for employers who rely on the visa process to attract and retain the necessary talent to run and expand their businesses. In this episode, you'll discover some of the challenges these companies face and what some companies are doing to overcome these challenges.

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