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Corporate support for the Third Culture Kid 08/05/2008
Companies increasingly are realising the importance of Third Culture Kids (TCKs) in the success of their executives’ international moves. read more
Child and elder care mobility considerations 08/04/2008
Addressing family needs, not just those of the partner or spouse, is essential for a successful relocation, and with an aging population, elder care concerns are becoming as important as child care issues. Linda Russell analyses the relocation needs of children and the elderly. read more
Amsterdam Expatcenter to cut red tape 04/03/2008
A new centre, due to open in Amsterdam in May, aims to reduce the bureaucratic hassle omnipresent when foreign workers come to work in the Netherlands. read more
The benefits of international schooling 13/12/2007
First-person account of the extraordinary life and prospects of international pupils. read more
Expatriate Kids do become well-adjusted adults 13/12/2007
Why parents needn't worry about the effect expatriation has on their children. read more
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Western style benefits on rise in Middle East 24/04/2008
Western style pay and benefit practices are on the rise in the Middle East, according to a new study by Mercer. The survey showed the traditional focus on salaries is shifting to include a variety of benefit options. read more
Helping your expats get through 15/06/2006
The psychological effects of global mobility can be physically painful. But when HR recognises this, and actively supports their expats during their transformation in a new environment, they are ensuring a successful outcome from both a business and personal perspective. read more
Who's afraid of the Shanghai medical check? 10/01/2006
We examine the medical examination process for expats headed for China and discover that an overweight executive with high blood pressure, a bad back, and poor vision has nothing to worry about.. read more
When your expats need counselling 18/08/2005
During the early stages of an assignment your expats may need some extra help when adjusting to their new life. Here are the signs to watch out for. read more
Encouraging your expats to go on holiday 01/08/2005
Expats are typically dedicated, career-minded individuals who are inclined to put in long hours. But all work and no play can cause star employees to burn out. read more
today's headlines
Western style benefits on rise in Middle East 24/04/2008
Western style pay and benefit practices are on the rise in the Middle East, according to a new study by Mercer. The survey showed the traditional focus on salaries is shifting to include a variety of benefit options. read more
The incredible shrinking dollar 08/04/2008
Claire Keogh examines the positives and negatives of the current weak US dollar and strategies for assisting employees abroad who are feeling the pinch. read more
Longer life may mean a later retirement 04/03/2008
State retirement ages worldwide look set to increase, spurred on by the twin pressures of increasing social security costs and lower mortality rates. read more
Bring in the knowledge: The impact of expats in 2008 15/02/2008
Companies are aware that knowledge workers are key to the success of the Dutch economy and, focusing on this growing community, a new congress 'The Impact of Expats' aims to cover everything which companies in the Netherlands bringing knowledge workers into the country need to know. read more
The Evolution of the relocating spouse 12/02/2008
The role of the accompanying partner in relocation has metamorphosed into a factor that can be ignored only at an organisation’s peril. read more
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top HR features
- Expatriate management conferences, seminars and expos 2008 Updating your conference schedule before the summer? Take a look at our newly updated list of expatriate management conferences, seminars and expos....
- Time to split up? Splitting salaries can provide the perfect tax solution for cross-border workers - but beware of the pension pitfalls, reports Rob Hyde. ...
- HR European news roundup - January 2008 Our regular human resources management news roundup from across Europe from the Federation of European Employers (FedEE)....
- HR European news roundup - April 2008 Our regular human resources management news roundup from across Europe from the Federation of European Employers (FedEE)....
- The incredible shrinking dollar If you tell an American expatriate that the US dollar does not go as far as it used to, he or she likely will snap back, “No kidding!” Keogh examines the positives and negatives of the current weak US dollar and strategies for assisting employees abroad who are feeling the pinch....

