For Expatriates
This section is designed to support you if you are relocating. Whether you’re moving within the UK, coming to the UK, or relocating overseas on an international assignment, we’re here to help, with the latest news, articles and practical advice on a range of key subjects, from property and schools to lifestyle, partner’s career options and settling in your new area. From new graduates and young professionals, through families with children, to senior executives, we have something for everyone.
Education & Schools
End of ‘Covid boom’ for early graduate employment
A weak economy has returned graduate job prospects to pre-Covid levels, according to a new report by Prospects at Jisc.
Expatriate Finance
Expatriate life
Nurturing global excellence - ISL's multilingual model and culture of care
Claudine Hakim, Head of Community Engagement, Transitions Care and Student Support, Zack Ekert, Head of Multilingualism and Timea Virag, School Counsellor in conversation with Fiona Murchie.
Cigna Healthcare launches culturally aligned medical support for Japanese employees in Europe
Cigna Healthcare have launched a new healthcare solution for Japanese expats living and working in the UK.
Mini Factsheets
Introducing our new Mini Factsheet series, designed to help you incorporate global mobility into managing and supporting international teams and grow your people and organisation in new locations.
Health
Renters' Rights Bill - latest developments
A useful factsheet highlighting the proposed provisions included in the Renters' Rights Bill and possible implications for tenants and the lettings market. The good, the bad, and the ugly!
Relocation trends in Europe
Europe’s rental and relocation market currently faces numerous challenges and changes, particularly in light of upcoming legislation, rising costs and environmental legislation. With new regulations imminent and a tightening rental market, Marianne Curphey identifies the trends likely to dominate the UK and European rental markets in 2025.
UK farmers challenge Autumn Budget tax measures
More than 10,000 farmers descended on central London on Tuesday to protest over changes announced in the government's Budget for a new inheritance tax, which many fear could destroy much of the country's agricultural industry.
Partners & Family
In Conversation with Ingrid Pope - Creating Space to Think, Work and Live
Ingrid Pope in conversation with Fiona Murchie
International assignment policy: A focus on education support
Ensuring suitable provision for children’s education is a key aspect of organisational support for families relocating internationally. Dr Sue Shortland comments on current issues affecting international assignment policy content.
Residential Property
Emerging risks in global markets: six key trends shaping corporate relocation
Geopolitical instability, economic pressure and housing shortages in key business hubs are forcing companies to rethink how they manage relocation, travel and accommodation. Marianne Curphey examines emerging risks in global markets, including challenges in corporate housing and the rapid expansion of global internship programmes.
Into 2025: ten relocation and global mobility trends
What will the next 12 months bring? Marianne Curphey asked relocation and talent management experts for their views on the trends set to dominate 2025.
Innovation back on serviced apartment sector agenda
Thursday’s launch event for the latest GSAIR report ended on an inspiring note, with co-host Mark Harris encouraging delegates to work together to solve the ‘most challenging of challenges’.
