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Relocate magazine autumn 2018: Out Now!
The autumn conference issue of Relocate Magazine is now available with a focus on the evolving role of global mobility. In addition we take a look at post-Brexit trade partners, gender in AI and put President Trumps “America First” agenda in the spotlight.
General Relocation Trends
Re-imagining Global Mobility
The idea of talent might be maligned in some quarters, but try telling that to the CEOs of some of the world’s largest companies. Surveys increasingly show failure to attract and retain talent is a number one concern for business leaders. Could Global Mobility 2.0 help companies secure that business advantage?
Festival of Global Mobility Thinking sparks creativity in the sector
A unique interactive approach took global mobility to the next level exploring leadership, agility and engagement to prepare for 2030 and beyond.
A Great Move: Home is where the heart is
Hip private members’ hangout to London’s creative sector, the Hospital Club, was the perfect home for the Santa Fe Relocation-hosted launch of an inspiring new book by expatriate coach, Katia Vlachos.
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New survey reveals relocation costs in 75 world cities
An online provider of moving services has created a ready reckoner for average move costs in the wake of Brexit and data on Millennials’ hunger to relocate.
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Global mobility programmes and compliance: latest trends
Drawing on research among multinationals across a range of sectors, Cranfield University’s Professor Michael Dickmann and the RES Forum’s Andrea Piacentini explore current mobility programme trends.
Talent management and people analytics
Simply put, the nature of talent management has changed dramatically since its inception. More intricately said, a variety of factors has led to this dramatic shift – a younger generation of employees has become a huge part of the workforce, bringing with it a revised set of attitudes and work preferences.
Are your short-term assignments compliant?
As governments continue to become more vigilant regarding immigration rules and regulations, it is more important than ever for companies to have a clear compliance policy in regard to short-term assignments.
Latest Removals News
Relocate magazine autumn 2018: Out Now!
The autumn conference issue of Relocate Magazine is now available with a focus on the evolving role of global mobility. In addition we take a look at post-Brexit trade partners, gender in AI and put President Trumps “America First” agenda in the spotlight.
General Relocation Trends
Re-imagining Global Mobility
The idea of talent might be maligned in some quarters, but try telling that to the CEOs of some of the world’s largest companies. Surveys increasingly show failure to attract and retain talent is a number one concern for business leaders. Could Global Mobility 2.0 help companies secure that business advantage?
The bigger picture in the USA: mobility professionals reflect
We look at how businesses in the US are responding to the change in government style at the White House and assess the implications for the global mobility sector and domestic relocation.
Global mobility programmes and compliance: latest trends
Drawing on research among multinationals across a range of sectors, Cranfield University’s Professor Michael Dickmann and the RES Forum’s Andrea Piacentini explore current mobility programme trends.
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Which Asian cities are most expensive for expat rentals?
Hong Kong maintains it’s number one position as the most expensive for expat rentals. Demand is believed to be the force behind increased rental prices throughout Asia for expats.
General Relocation Trends
Global mobility programmes and compliance: latest trends
Drawing on research among multinationals across a range of sectors, Cranfield University’s Professor Michael Dickmann and the RES Forum’s Andrea Piacentini explore current mobility programme trends.
Talent management and people analytics
Simply put, the nature of talent management has changed dramatically since its inception. More intricately said, a variety of factors has led to this dramatic shift – a younger generation of employees has become a huge part of the workforce, bringing with it a revised set of attitudes and work preferences.
Are your short-term assignments compliant?
As governments continue to become more vigilant regarding immigration rules and regulations, it is more important than ever for companies to have a clear compliance policy in regard to short-term assignments.
Latest Removals News
New survey reveals relocation costs in 75 world cities
An online provider of moving services has created a ready reckoner for average move costs in the wake of Brexit and data on Millennials’ hunger to relocate.
General Relocation Trends
Talent management and people analytics
Simply put, the nature of talent management has changed dramatically since its inception. More intricately said, a variety of factors has led to this dramatic shift – a younger generation of employees has become a huge part of the workforce, bringing with it a revised set of attitudes and work preferences.
Are your short-term assignments compliant?
As governments continue to become more vigilant regarding immigration rules and regulations, it is more important than ever for companies to have a clear compliance policy in regard to short-term assignments.
The future of global payments
The world of expenses and payments will evolve through a global transformation over the next five years and be reshaped by technology, regulation, changes in the global currency landscape, and evolving generations in the world of business.
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Relocate magazine autumn 2018: Out Now!
The autumn conference issue of Relocate Magazine is now available with a focus on the evolving role of global mobility. In addition we take a look at post-Brexit trade partners, gender in AI and put President Trumps “America First” agenda in the spotlight.
General Relocation Trends
Re-imagining Global Mobility
The idea of talent might be maligned in some quarters, but try telling that to the CEOs of some of the world’s largest companies. Surveys increasingly show failure to attract and retain talent is a number one concern for business leaders. Could Global Mobility 2.0 help companies secure that business advantage?
Festival of Global Mobility Thinking sparks creativity in the sector
A unique interactive approach took global mobility to the next level exploring leadership, agility and engagement to prepare for 2030 and beyond.
A Great Move: Home is where the heart is
Hip private members’ hangout to London’s creative sector, the Hospital Club, was the perfect home for the Santa Fe Relocation-hosted launch of an inspiring new book by expatriate coach, Katia Vlachos.
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Weekly Roundup: 6 September 2018
This week's roundup includes information about UK fintech, the Polish government's appeal to expat workers, the UK government's scheme to recruit non-EU citizens, permanent residency in Qatar for expat citizens, Scotland's offer to pay visa fees for EU27 citizens, and UK mortgages.
General Relocation Trends
Global mobility programmes and compliance: latest trends
Drawing on research among multinationals across a range of sectors, Cranfield University’s Professor Michael Dickmann and the RES Forum’s Andrea Piacentini explore current mobility programme trends.
Talent management and people analytics
Simply put, the nature of talent management has changed dramatically since its inception. More intricately said, a variety of factors has led to this dramatic shift – a younger generation of employees has become a huge part of the workforce, bringing with it a revised set of attitudes and work preferences.
Are your short-term assignments compliant?
As governments continue to become more vigilant regarding immigration rules and regulations, it is more important than ever for companies to have a clear compliance policy in regard to short-term assignments.
