Mobility in India continues to be on the rise and we are very excited to be at the forefront of the discussion on the trends and challenges impacting mobility into, out of, and within the country.
When most organizations think about cost of living, high housing costs come to mind but there are other costs beyond housing to consider when calculating cost of living.
We live in a digital world, where we have shifted from print to digital, newspapers to online, books to e-readers and everything in between. With the demand and fast-paced world we are all in, many agree that the simpler, the better.
Over the past few years we have seen a steady decrease in the number of long term assignments and many mobility professionals are expecting this to continue.
The theory of diversity and inclusiveness fosters innovation, but it is eye-opening to hear people lament that their organization’s overall inclusive practices – or lack thereof – are not up to the same standards and principals of diversity.
Your mobile employee has just accepted a new international job offer, and with this will come a new language to learn, a new culture to experience and on top of all the “new” they have children who will be attending a new school.
Surveys have been showing that for many mobile employees, repatriation has continued to be a blind spot for employers during their relocation lifecycle.
Household goods moving impacting your global mobility cost and causing delays? Find out how you can improve your mobile workforce’s international moving experience.
Looking for ways to incorporate diversity and inclusion concepts into your global mobility planning to keep up with the needs of your expats?
Today’s mobile workforce includes more generations and demographics than ever before. How do you keep them all happy and productive? What mobility benefits make the difference?
Are you new to the mobility industry? Don’t worry, we know how overwhelming it can be! In an industry as complex as ours, it’s not unusual to feel like you don’t have a great understanding of mobility.
In the era of customized experiences, shifting employee expectations, and an ongoing war for talent, it’s unsurprising that organizations are placing high value on the experience of their mobile population.
Elite procurement professionals seemingly possess a Swiss Army knife of diverse skills to excel in their job.
With Brexit looming, and the European Union’s adoption of the revised Posted Workers’ Directive, the region has become increasingly complicated for mobility professionals looking to move their talent.
It’s March, which means spring is coming and we are now less than a month away from the approaching Brexit deadline.
During a recent webinar, we asked program managers responsible for India workforce mobility what they consider their top priorities.
The classic film about a small-town man with big-city dreams offers a blueprint for building a better mobility culture.
When leveraged successfully, workforce mobility can play a significant role in attracting new hires, building bench-strength and supporting succession planning protocols.
With your year-end tax reporting completed (or close to it, hopefully) now’s the time to start planning for a pain-free 2019.
In our increasingly globalized world, international businesses seek to fill their organizational needs by strategically relocating talent from one place to another.
Currently, India is the number one departure and destination country in the APAC region, with the number of assignees into and out of the country exceeding even China.
You don’t know what you have until it's gone. However, if you're one of the lucky few, or should I say, the perceptive few, you'll realize the value of the talent that keeps your company rolling.
How will IRS Notice 2018-75 impact your company's relocation program? Our tax experts explain.
The Holy Grail, Bigfoot and quality Adam Sandler movies all have one thing in common: people swear they exist, but haven’t been able to prove it. (Okay, that may be too harsh, since we did enjoy “Happy Gilmore.” But I digress.)