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Global hiring is booming. Is your compliance strategy keeping up?

Expanding your workforce across borders opens doors. It also opens your organization to serious compliance risk. As US employers scale internationally and adopt AI to hire faster, the distance between global opportunity and legal exposure is growing, and most HR teams admit they are not ready for it.
According to a 2026 At Work report, 41 percent of executives say AI makes accessing talent easier, even as it introduces compliance risks they are not prepared to manage. From evolving labor legislation to AI-driven document errors, the margin for error is razor-thin. An upcoming webinar, Risk vs. reward: How to balance global hiring and compliance, helps employers find their balance.
Hosted by Globalization Partners (G-P)’s Employment Counsel II, North America, Netta Rotstein, the 60-minute session walks HR professionals and business leaders through a clear, actionable roadmap for managing cross-border workforces compliantly. With deep expertise in US and Canadian labor and employment law, Rotstein will show you how to hire globally without scaling your legal liability.
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