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Reuters Senior Producer, Packaged Video Global Projects. Climbing Instructor on the side. My random thoughts are my own. RTs not endorsements.
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Indiana Senate Bill 76 Takes Effect: What Employers Need to Know

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By Sarah Charlton Verified, Abbi R. Raben
| JD Supra
Indiana's new immigration enforcement law, Senate Enrolled Act 76 (SEA 76), known as the FAIRNESS Act, took effect on July 1, 2026, and introduces significant new compliance considerations for employers operating in Indiana. SEA 76 does not replace existing federal employment eligibility verification requirements, including Form I-9 obligations.
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Fiscal Year 2027 H-1B Lottery Is Quickly Approaching | JD Supra

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By Sarah Charlton Verified
| JD Supra
The H-1B Visa is the “workhorse” of nonimmigrant visa classifications, allowing employers to attract or retain highly skilled IT professionals, accountants, architects, business/operations analysts, designers, doctors, engineers, lawyers, researchers, teachers, and many other professionals to work in the United States.
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OPINION | Johannesburg has failed its informal traders: policies mean nothing without action

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By Mamokete Modiba, Claire Bénit-Gbaffou, Sarah Charlton Verified, Tanya Zack
| City Press Verified
Johannesburg’s inner city is a bustling hub of economic life – a dense, dynamic web of informal traders, adjacent businesses and other users. Informal trading remains an essential survival strategy for many households. It is also a key source of affordable goods and services. Managing this activity, however, is not straightforward. The city’s authorities face legitimate pressures to maintain order, safety, hygiene and accessibility in highly contested urban spaces.
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