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managers, global teams and those relocating,
operating in or setting up new operations overseas.
managers, global teams and those relocating,
operating in or setting up new operations overseas.
UK expats ‘healthier, better paid, but work longer hours’
One in 10 highly-skilled Britons now lives and works abroad, according to a study published on Thursday by University College London (UCL).
Russia sees an exodus of western expats
Government figures have confirmed an exodus of expatriates from Russia over the past year because of the Ukraine crisis, sanctions and the flagging economy.
Business travellers turning to emerging economies
The growing importance of emerging economies and technology hubs to UK-based business travellers was highlighted in a new survey.
Challenges remain for new Greek bailout plan
Eurozone finance ministers might have approved a four-month extension and an easing of the bailout terms imposed on Greece, but the plan still has to be approved by national parliaments.
Global Serviced Apartments Industry Report out now
The fifth edition of the Global Serviced Apartments Industry Report is published today.
UK exporters buoyant over 2015 prospects, survey shows
A survey of British exporters has found companies surprisingly upbeat about the prospects for 2015 with many planning increases in their workforces this year.
UK regional cities show surge in house price growth as affordability becomes key
For those relocating to, or within the UK, London property is clearly becoming unaffordable for all but the very wealthy, as a new survey reveals that house price growth is shifting towards cities like Liverpool, Sheffield and Glasgow, which bottomed out only two years ago.
How to be seen and heard by leadership
At Worldwide ERC’s EMEA Global Mobility Summit in London, two organisational global mobility professionals reported on how they ensure top management knows what they do and how they add value to their organisations.
News
Hong Kong: Immigration ‘Enhancement Measures’ announced
The Immigration Department of Hong Kong has announced a series of “enhancement measures” to include extended duration of stay for Employment Permits, and extra benefits for top tier entrants.
VIDEO – Simon Mason, of Graebel Relocation, in conversation with Re:locate
Features
Is the open office the workplace of the future?
Across the globe, profound changes are taking place in the workplace environment, as the trend for open-plan offices continues. This new Special Report from Graebel Relocation examines how workplace design can affect different generations of workers and influence productivity.
Switzerland: Why it's one of the leading destinations for expats
TASIS England launches Innovation Centre in partnership with Samsung
Relocation Destinations
Re:locate Magazine
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David Sapsted Reports
Russia sees an exodus of western expats
Government figures have confirmed an exodus of expatriates from Russia over the past year because of the Ukraine crisis, sanctions and the flagging economy.
Challenges remain for new Greek bailout plan
Eurozone finance ministers might have approved a four-month extension and an easing of the bailout terms imposed on Greece, but the plan still has to be approved by national parliaments.
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
Catch the excitement of the Re:locate Awards
Business visitors predict surge to London
Immigration strategies for Brazil: Podcast
Changes for Canadian foreign workers: Podcast
Increase in foreign investment in Ireland
Latest Education & Schools News
ACS iPad wall wows at Apple Leadership Summit
ACS Hillingdon’s Advanced Technology Club designed and coded a 48 iPad ‘Wall’, displayed at the Apple Leadership Summit 2015 held in London.
Latest Corporate Finance News
Challenges remain for new Greek bailout plan
Eurozone finance ministers might have approved a four-month extension and an easing of the bailout terms imposed on Greece, but the plan still has to be approved by national parliaments.
Wages on the up but no ‘boom time’ rises in sight
Wage rises in the UK will outstrip inflation this year for the first time since 2007, according to a new study.
German economy bounces back but France and Italy stay in the doldrums
A resurgent German economy enabled the eurozone’s gross domestic product (GDP) to grow more than expected in the fourth quarter of 2014, official data showed on Friday.
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Immigration News
Hong Kong: Immigration ‘Enhancement Measures’ announced
The Immigration Department of Hong Kong has announced a series of “enhancement measures” to include extended duration of stay for Employment Permits, and extra benefits for top tier entrants.
Brazil: Vitem-V Work Visa holders to obtain work booklets faster under new rules
Brazilian companies looking to employ foreign talent through the Vitem-V Work Visa (RN #99) route have greatly benefited from a recent regulation change that now allows foreign employees to obtain their CTPS Work Booklets much faster.
Romania: New minimum salary requirements announced for 2015
Effective from the beginning of 2015, Romania has implemented higher minimum salary requirements for Romanian nationals and foreign workers alike.
Policy
Unlocking the retention power of the end-of-service gratuity
Are corporate retirement savings schemes becoming the secret weapon in the battle for talent?
Assignment compensation: Issues to consider in expatriate reward
At the Symposium Events Expatriate Management and Global Mobility Forum 2014, presentations from AIRINC, Mercer and Atkins highlighted issues to consider when delivering remuneration to international assignees.
Tough at the top: Supporting the movers and shakers who are driving the recovery
This is the first of our series looking at how to support VIPs on the move, whether they are CEOs, entrepreneurs, High Net Worth Individuals, financiers or leaders in their particular field.
Latest Serviced Apartments News & Features
How serviced apartments can fill the gap in relocation
Clarendon Serviced Apartments explain why serviced apartments are such a good solution for families relocating to London.
