Mobility

A proposed free trade agreement between Canada and the Philippines could reduce hiring barriers for eligible Filipino professionals by allowing...

The Federation of Medical Regulatory Authorities of Canada (FMRAC) has recommended recognizing the medical education, postgraduate training,...

Canada has introduced a temporary exemption allowing eligible foreign workers in three occupational groups—trades, nursing and laboratory...

The Nigerian Bar Association and Ghana Bar Association have signed a memorandum of understanding to establish a Pan-African Legal Institute intended...

Guam’s new licensing pathway for internationally trained physicians is moving toward implementation but still requires clarification of...

Tennessee is the ninth state to begin issuing practice privileges under the Counseling Compact, allowing eligible licensed professional counselors...

Texas and Ohio have enacted reforms to streamline electrician licensing requirements in an effort to address skilled labor shortages and support...

Indiana has become the latest state to implement the Counseling Compact, joining Arizona, Minnesota, Ohio, Louisiana and Georgia. The Compact allows...

Australia’s federal budget reforms include measures aimed at better aligning migration policy with occupational licensing systems to address...

Illinois has issued the first medical license under its new International Medical Graduate (IMG) pathway, a program designed to help address...

The Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) has adopted a set of regulatory decisions intended to strengthen the oversight of...

Japan’s ageing population and growing shortages in healthcare and elder-care work have made the country a potential employment destination for...