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Haitian TPS Changes & the Healthcare Workforce: What Employers Need to Know
August 26, 2026 | 1:00 PM ET | 1 SHRM Credit
1 hr session
Immigration policy is changing. Is your organization prepared?
Recent changes to Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian nationals have created uncertainty for employers across the country—especially in the home health and long-term care industries, where many organizations rely on immigrant caregivers to meet growing workforce demands.
As legal developments continue to unfold, employers are left with important questions:
- What do these changes actually mean?
- How could they affect my workforce?
- What are my responsibilities as an employer?
- What should HR and leadership teams be doing now?
Join immigration attorney Jennifer Behm, Esq. for a timely discussion on the latest Haitian TPS developments and what employers need to know to remain compliant while preparing for potential workforce impacts.
Whether you currently employ individuals with TPS or simply want to understand how these changes could affect your organization, this webinar will provide practical guidance you can put into action.
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What You’ll Learn
During this live webinar, we’ll discuss:
- The latest updates surrounding Haitian Temporary Protected Status (TPS)
- What recent legal and federal policy changes mean for employers
- Employer responsibilities related to work authorization and employment verification
- Best practices for handling Employment Authorization Document (EAD) expirations and reverification
- How these changes may impact staffing and workforce planning in home health
- Practical steps employers can take now to prepare and reduce compliance risk
Meet the Speaker
Jennifer Behm, Esq.
Partner | Berardi Immigration Law
Jennifer Behm is a Partner at Berardi Immigration Law with extensive experience advising employers on U.S. immigration law, employment eligibility verification, worksite compliance, and corporate immigration strategy. She regularly helps organizations navigate complex regulatory changes, reduce compliance risk, and prepare for evolving immigration enforcement.
Reserve Your Spot Today
For many healthcare employers, these changes are about more than compliance—they’re about protecting your workforce and preparing your organization for what’s next.
Join us on August 26 to hear directly from immigration attorney Jennifer Behm and gain the knowledge you need to confidently navigate the latest Haitian TPS developments.
Reserve your seat today.