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US public school vs. private school education for the expat child
Choosing the right school for employees relocating to the US with children can be a challenging process. Gail Rabasca, Executive Vice President Global Solutions at Chamness WorldWide Education Consulting, explains the US education system and offers some useful pointers to relocating parents to help them make the right choice for their child.
Disruptor! Is it a positive or negative term?
Kim Krollman of global relocation company Chamness Worldwide explores the concept of being a disruptor and whether this can have a positive impact on the global mobility industry.
The state of the US housing market & its impact on relocating employees
Carol Kelly, Senior Vice President Corporate Relocation Services at the Corcoran Group and Gail Rabasca, Executive Vice President of Chamness WorldWide, examine the state of the US housing market and its global impact on relocating employees.
Where in the world are we going?
Kim Krollman from global relocation experts Chamness Worldwide, looks at the range of emotions that a new assignment, whether it be transfer abroad or a domestic move, throws up for employees and their families.
The Big Apple! New York City as a Relocation Destination
A relocation guide to New York, what are the characteristics of its different neighbourhoods, the cost of living, how to rent a flat and other key information for people thinking of moving to The Big Apple.
Luxurious residences for the discerning traveller
From private yoga rooms, cinemas and 3-D golf simulators to fashion stylists and premium tickets for events, luxury residential stay brand AKA is raising the bar in the aparthotel concept.
The Trump Effect
In 2017, during his inaugural speech, US President Donald Trump pledged to put “America first”. Today, his aim to protect the interests of US people and business is now as much reality as it is rhetoric. Following Mr Trump's recent whistle-stop tour of Europe, Ruth Holmes reviews the impact on global mobility.
US immigration: what every organisation should know
Despite the latest immigration hurdles, the U.S. is still a viable destination to relocate an employee. Applications for work visas and U.S. Lawful Permanent Residency are still being approved on a daily basis. The key is to be compliant, understand the U.S. immigration landscape, and be proactive about avoiding potential issues.
Tax changes 'terrifying' U.S. expat business owners
Americans expats running small businesses abroad could pay up to 70% in taxes after Trump's new tax plans come into effect.
Which countries offer expat women the best career prospects?
The community for expats, InterNations, ranked the top ten countries around the world for career prospects for expat women, ranking the countries by salary, career satisfaction, working hours and more.
Permits Foundation letter supports H-4 spouse work visa
In a letter to the US immigration authorities the executive director of the Permits Foundation has recommended against rescinding work access to holders of the H-4 visa.
Trump’s Iran decision poses dilemma for businesses
Businesses face tough questions following President Donald Trump’s decision to abandon the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action and impose ‘with-us-or-against-us’ sanctions.
Which cities are most expensive for business travel in 2018?
London is no longer one of the most expensive places for business travellers. New York holds on to the top spot globally, with Geneva being the most expensive city in Europe.

News and features

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Where in the world are we going?

Kim Krollman from global relocation experts Chamness Worldwide, looks at the range of emotions that a new assignment, whether it be transfer abroad or a domestic move, throws up for employees and their families.

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What to know about deploying your first expat... and beyond

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US-UK digital services set for post-Brexit boost

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Why does London still reign for Gen Z?

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US and Asia lead surge in UK technology investment

Background information

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What are the chances of a US-UK trade deal?

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Canada: A Fair Trade?

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US public school vs. private school education for the expat child

Relocate Global Guide to Education and Schools in the UK 2019/20

Read the big print: choosing the right international school

Immigration

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Chinese applicants to UK universities hit new high

There has been a surge in Chinese students applying to UK universities. What's the cause? Is it a result of the US/China trade war, Brexit, or a combination of many factors? David Sapsted investigates.

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US immigration: what every organisation should know

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In Borrowed Robes: A Day in the Life of an Immigration Judge

Relocate magazine autumn 2018: out September!

Relocate magazine autumn 2018: Out Now!

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Relocate Global weekly news roundup: 27 September

Education

Three teenagers hold up an American flag in front of a yellow school bus

US public school vs. private school education for the expat child

Choosing the right school for employees relocating to the US with children can be a challenging process. Gail Rabasca, Executive Vice President Global Solutions at Chamness WorldWide Education Consulting, explains the US education system and offers some useful pointers to relocating parents to help them make the right choice for their child.

Relocate Global Guide to Education and Schools in the UK 2019/20

Read the big print: choosing the right international school

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Chinese applicants to UK universities hit new high

Cobis future of skills careers

The future of skills: being human

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Integrity in Admissions

Short-and long-term accommodation

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The state of the US housing market & its impact on relocating employees

Carol Kelly, Senior Vice President Corporate Relocation Services at the Corcoran Group and Gail Rabasca, Executive Vice President of Chamness WorldWide, examine the state of the US housing market and its global impact on relocating employees.

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Cartus Corporation announces new partnership

Manchester was second in places to work in the UK after Slough

Mid-size towns 'best places to work' in US and UK

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Dublin’s rental costs increase fastest: new survey

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Global moving services company appoint new director