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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
Denmark ranks best for business 06/05/2008
Denmark will be the best place in the world to conduct business over the next five years, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit's latest business environment rankings. read more
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
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
today's headlines
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
Building opportunities for expat spouses 22/06/2007
Kathleen van der Wilk-Carlton of the Permits Foundation speaks to Patrick Rovers about how the Foundation’s work is progressing. read more
What 'international careers' want from HR 04/05/2006
A new survey finds out what international managers really need from the organisations they work for to reach their full potential. read more
Don't ignore the marriage 05/04/2005
No matter how long a couple have been together, expatriation can put immense strain on the relationship. Companies are slowly waking up to the importance of taking the expat's personal life into consideration when planning the move. read more
Changing the way governments do business with expat spouses 01/03/2005
It's no secret that dual career issues are regarded as a key reason why employees turn down international assignments. But one company has set its sights on making it easier for an assignee's spouse to be granted open work permission. 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
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
India has highest pay increase globally 03/03/2008
According to a study by Mercer, global salaries are expected to rise by an average of six percent in 2008, 1.9 percent above inflation, which may suggest a turning of the tides for outsourcing labour. 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....

