Learn how health care employers can prepare for and respond to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) enforcement activity in the workplace.

This on-demand webinar covers compliance considerations, documentation practices, employee rights, and response protocols for human resources (HR) and leadership teams.

Key Takeaways

  • Understand the differences between ICE raids, audits, inspections, and administrative visits
  • Learn provider rights and responsibilities during ICE enforcement actions
  • Review best practices for preparing health care workplace response protocols
  • Understand how to coordinate internal responses among HR, legal, compliance, and leadership teams
  • Review employee communication considerations during and after an ICE visit
  • Explore proactive steps that health care providers can take to strengthen compliance efforts
  • Understand documentation retention and recordkeeping best practices
  • Discuss current immigration enforcement trends impacting health care providers

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Contacts

If you have any questions, please reach out to Cat Rosario. Members of the media, please contact us here.

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