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Faegre Drinker | Immigration and Employment Considerations for Nonprofit Organizations

Nonprofit tax-exempt organizations have unique considerations with respect to navigating U.S. immigration processes and entity formation. Organizations hiring new talent or bringing employees across borders need to be aware of how their nonprofit corporate and tax-exempt statuses may impact and be impacted by immigration processes and rules. This article provides an overview of several employment and immigration compliance topics affecting nonprofit tax-exempt organizations operating in the U.S. Hiring From a nonprofit director’s perspective, hiring the most talented and dedicated employees is critical...

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ECB | Christine Lagarde, Luis de Guindos: Introductory statement to the press conference

Christine Lagarde, President of the ECB, Luis de Guindos, Vice-President of the ECB, Frankfurt am Main, 11 March 2021 | Ladies and gentlemen, the Vice-President and I are very pleased to welcome you to our press conference. We will now report on the outcome of the meeting of the Governing Council, which was also attended by the Commission Executive Vice-President, Mr Dombrovskis. While the overall economic situation is expected to improve over 2021, there remains uncertainty surrounding the near-term economic outlook,...

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The EU SME Strategy one year on: Challenges and Opportunities

​The EU SME Strategy, published exactly one year ago by the European Commission aimed at helping small businesses leading the twin transition, reducing regulatory burdens and red tape, supporting market access and entrepreneurship, and improving access to financing. However, the COVID-19 pandemic is threatening the viability of European SMEs due to serious disruptions of global supply chains, transport and travel restrictions, and the collapse in consumption and consumer confidence. The EU SME Strategy one year on: Challenges and Opportunities” online...

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MEPs: Put a carbon price on certain EU imports to raise global climate ambition

All products under the EU Emissions Trading System should be included Revenue to be used to step up EU support for the objectives of the Green Deal The mechanism must not be misused to further trade protectionism To raise global climate ambition and prevent ‘carbon leakage’, the EU must place a carbon price on certain imports from less climate-ambitious countries, say MEPs. On Wednesday, Parliament adopted a resolution on a WTO-compatible EU carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) with 444 votes...

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Osborne Clarke | The road to net zero: European opportunities for US investors and corporates

Discussions on climate change policy are accelerating this year as countries prepare for COP26 which will be taking place in the United Kingdom in November 2021. The next few months will see a whole series of concerted actions around the globe in the run up to the conference at which over 30,000 delegates are expected. This will be the most significant conference on climate change since COP21 in Paris in 2015, which led to the Paris Agreement – and which...

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CLA | Newest Guidance on PPP and the Employee Retention Credit

Key insights Evaluate employee retention credit eligibility prior to filing your PPP forgiveness application. IRS issues guidance on surplus wages used for PPP forgiveness. IRS issues guidance to help clarify whether a government order constituted a partial shutdown. Claiming the employee retention credit could have an impact on your PPP loan. We’re breaking down what you need to know about the latest IRS guidance. Background on new guidance around PPP loans and the employee retention credit On March 1, the IRS released Notice 2021-20, which...

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Datacolor | How to Manage Color in the Age of Remote Work

As the pandemic continues to keep millions of workers across the globe out of their traditional work environments, brands and mills strive to maintain production quality while adapting to the unique constraints of working remotely. Textile supply chains traverse continents in ordinary times. Today, those with a comprehensive color management strategy, anchored by advanced digital tools, are well-positioned to meet the extraordinary challenges of the moment. To keep production running without delays, remote retail and apparel workers need the equipment, software...

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ACG | Tips For Better Crisis Communication

Companies can never be too prepared for crisis management; by the time a crisis hits it is too late to begin preparing! Communication is one of the most important dimensions of crisis management because of the natural human tendency to turn to fear and panic when a crisis hits. Communication gets the necessary information out to the people who need it so they can take action and resolve the crisis as fast as possible. Unsuccessful or poor communication during...

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Via acquires Remix to create the first end-to-end TransitTech solution for cities and transit agencies

March 10, 2020, NEW YORK | Acquisition brings together two category leaders to establish a complete technology platform that powers equitable, accessible, and efficient transportation for communities across the globe. Via, the leader in TransitTech, announced today that it has acquired Remix, the premier collaborative mapping platform for transportation planning and decision-making. The acquisition brings together world class technology solutions to fully support the transportation community in multimodal planning, scheduling, and operating on-demand and fixed route transit, paratransit, and school buses. Remix...

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IMF | Remaking the Post-Covid World

To reverse widening inequality, keep a tight rein on automation The industrialized world, especially the United States, suffered severe economic ills even before the COVID-19 pandemic. Unless we recognize them now, we are unlikely to produce solutions. Chief among these problems is the nature of economic growth, which has become much less shared since the 1980s. Wider inequality in much of the industrialized world; the disappearance of good, high-paying, secure jobs; and the decline in the real wages of less-educated workers...

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