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Fragomen and BritishAmerican Business Publish Brexit Immigration Guide for International Companies Doing Business in the UK

Fragomen and BritishAmerican Business Publish Brexit Immigration Guide for International Companies Doing Business in the UK 26 February 2020 Contact: Dominic Parker, Communications Manager dparker@babinc.org | 020 7290 9882 | +44 7500 115 352   BritishAmerican Business (BAB) and Fragomen have published an immigration-focused guide for international companies doing business in the UK.  Moving My…

Notes from the CEO – February 2020

Notes from the CEO – February 2019 The following article is an extract from BAB’s February Transatlantic Topics. You can read it here: Transatlantic Topics – February 2020 Want to receive Transatlantic Topics to your inbox each month? Sign up to our mailing list Three days in Washington DC last week and the sense of…

BAB Welcomes Migration Advisory Committee Report on ‘A Points-Based System and Salary Thresholds for Immigration’

BritishAmerican Business Welcomes Migration Advisory Committee Report on ‘A Points-Based System and Salary Thresholds for Immigration’ London/New York – Responding to newly-published findings and recommendations from the Migration Advisory Committee on the ‘points-based system’ of immigration proposed by the UK Government, BAB CEO Duncan Edwards said: “We welcome today’s publication of the Migration Advisory Committee’s…

BritishAmerican Business Comments on Elimination of £30,000 Income Threshold for EU Migrants

BritishAmerican Business Comments on Elimination of £30,000 Income Threshold for EU Migrants “We welcome the news that the UK Government is considering eliminating the £30,000 income threshold for migrants from the European Union post-Brexit that were originally proposed in 2018. “This adjustment is something we have repeatedly called for to keep the UK open for…

Securing the Vote: Threats to Anglo-American Democracy

Securing the Vote: Threats to Anglo-American Democracy The constantly changing complexity of data, online information, and social networks has rendered modern democracies greatly vulnerable to illegitimate influence. Malicious actors have developed several techniques of interfering in elections, ranging from information manipulation and dissemination through legitimate channels, to cyberattacks that access personal information or disrupt infrastructure.…