What has the Apple Tax ruling got to do with global mobility?
Recent initiatives by the OECD could change how global corporates pay tax, placing an increased burden on global mobility teams to monitor international assignees in order to ensure profits are allocated and taxed to specific jurisdictions accordingly.
The House System: a typically British educational institution
The headmaster of Brighton College Bangkok – the sister school to one of the UK's top independent co-educational schools – explains the challenges and benefits of the quintessentially British house system.
Re:locate magazine Autumn 2016 – out now!
At the start of a busy conference season for the relocation and global mobility sector, the Autumn 2016 edition of Relocate brings readers the best in topical features, news and views.
Call for universities to formulate Brexit strategy
The UK's universities should be put "at the heart" of formulating the strategy for the nation's exit from the European Union, according to the incoming president of the British Science Association (BSA).
Appeal ruling opens UK employment law to British expats
British expats may be able to use UK employment law following a ruling by the EAT, with potential implications for HR departments.
Extraordinary educational resources
Education is power. Discover our vast knowledge resource centre including global immigration newsletters, blogs, white papers, webinars, and podcasts. Stay informed in a world of constant immigration change.
New Relocate guide to UK education coming soon
Relocate Global’s new Guide to Education & Schools in the UK will be an indispensable resource for relocating parents, HR departments and relocation professionals.
Exception management – The unexpected costs and benefits
Companies generally have relocation and assignment policies to govern what an employee will and will not receive during their assignment, amongst other aspects.
News
Euro parliament chief brands Brexit a ‘lose, lose’
The president of the European Parliament has said Britain’s vote in June to leave the EU is a disaster for both the UK and the EU.
EU to lose millions more jobs than UK if Brexit barriers erected
UK inflation back to zero amid conflicting calls on interest rates
Features
Gender pay gap at senior levels due to ‘poor signalling’
The traditional linear pay and career structure is one of the biggest obstacles to gender pay parity, according to research from Cass Business School.
Relocate magazine Autumn 2016
Talking Brexit
How will the UK’s exit from the European Union affect global mobility and multinational companies needing to move talent across borders?
Mobility USA: in good shape?
As the presidential election approaches and repercussions from the UK’s vote to leave the EU continue, Relocate Global assesses the state of global mobility and domestic relocation in the USA.
Reality and expectations of the global mobility function
As the global mobility profession specialises increasingly in operational complexities, its desire to work more strategically is being left behind.
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Asia Pacific Summer 2016
APAC is a top destination for relocation assignments, but is also widely regarded as one of the most challenging. Relocate Global investigates the powerful and emerging economies of this region and looks east to the future of mobility, talent management, property and international education.
Relocate Global Guide to International Education & Schools
To celebrate the launch of Relocate Global's new Guide to International Education & Schools, we held a Global Education Forum in London on Thursday 19 February. See below to order copies of the Guide.
International Education Guide out now
The first edition of Relocate Global’s new annual Guide to International Education & Schools is now available. Its unique editorial content, beautiful illustrations and high-quality production make it a first in the global mobility market.
Latest International Assignments News & Features
Re:locate magazine Autumn 2016 – out now!
At the start of a busy conference season for the relocation and global mobility sector, the Autumn 2016 edition of Relocate brings readers the best in topical features, news and views.
Immigration News
Pro-Link GLOBAL Immigration Dispatch: China, Ireland and South Africa
Discover key changes to immigration regulations in China, Ireland, and South Africa.
Bundesbank chief warns UK banks over post-Brexit migration controls
Theresa May highlights the importance of drawing legal distinctions between genuine refugees and economic migrants as head of Bundesbank warns about post-Brexit migration.
TheMIGroup - Are your employees prepared for their relocation to Africa?
Given the broad cultural, political, language, and religious diversity within Africa, proactively implementing mobility best practices can help mitigate potential issues and ultimately ensure assignment success for both the employee and the corporation.
Latest Education & Schools News
Oxford tops world university rankings for first time
Oxford University is the first UK institution to top the Times Higher Education annual rankings of the world’s best universities.
Relocate Magazine
Relocate magazine (published March, June, September and November) is the leading independent publication for HR, global managers and relocation professionals.
It covers the full spectrum of international relocation topics, to support those relocating, operating, or setting up operations overseas. Each issue is packed with authoritative, topical features on subjects ranging from international assignment policy and practice to removals, and from education to expat banking, plus coverage of global mobility events. Digital magazines for Asia Pacific, Latin America and Europe are also published quarterly. Register now for your free copies.
Latest Serviced Apartments News & Features
Serviced apartment expansion unchanged post-Brexit
The ASAP/Savills Sentiment Tracker Survey has confirmed that serviced apartment operator expansion plans remain unchanged following the EU referendum.
David Sapsted Reports
Euro parliament chief brands Brexit a ‘lose, lose’
The president of the European Parliament has said Britain’s vote in June to leave the EU is a disaster for both the UK and the EU.
EU to lose millions more jobs than UK if Brexit barriers erected
Some 2.2 million more jobs in the European Union are reliant on trade with the UK than the number of British jobs dependent on exports to the EU, according to an analysis by the Civitas think-tank.
Former chief reporter at The Times and news editor and New York correspondent for The Telegraph among other journals, David Sapsted writes sharply observed news for Re:locate.
Media
Video – Best Serviced Apartments – Ascott
Video – Destination Services Provider – Formula Group
Video: Relocate Global’s first International Education Forum
Re:locate Perspectives video: All change for global mobility?
Video: Relocate Perspectives – Bill Graebel in conversation with Fiona Murchie
Re:locate Perspectives video: The importance of agility in business
Re:locate Perspectives video: What does the future hold for global mobility?
Recent trends in global mobility – a view from PwC
Serviced apartments experts discuss industry's challenges
