Expatica picks out current trends in global mobility as highlighted in research by leading industry players and research institutions.
In part I of this two-part series Stefan Mol looks at the meaning of expatriate success, followed, in part II, by an examination of predictors of expatriate success, defined in terms of job-performance.
In Part I of this two-part series, Stefan Mol looks at defining expatriate success. In this second part, he discusses recent developments on the predictor side of the equation.
A regular day at work ends for Lamon Rutten after a series of meetings with policymakers and bankers. Then, like millions of fathers, he heads home to read a bedtime story to his young son.
An international expert has revealed that fewer than 20 percent of women are given international assignments in business, despite being better equipped to handle the pressures of working abroad.
Are you responsible for the relocation of your company’s employees? Take part in The 2012 Global Mobility Survey -- the world’s largest and most reliable survey of employee mobility programmes.
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An international expert has revealed that fewer than 20 percent of women are given international assignments in business, despite being better equipped to handle the pressures of working abroad.
Expatica HR Top 5 Industry Survey Awards’ winner highlights how a few focused improvements on the part of employers and governments can make a triple win for families, employers and the countries in which they work.
European Commission’s proposals on intra-corporate transferees fail to address the needs of working spouses.
Are you responsible for the relocation of your company’s employees? Take part in The 2012 Global Mobility Survey -- the world’s largest and most reliable survey of employee mobility programmes.
Interdean Relocation Services has been tracking current trends in global mobility in the Netherlands region to determine the way in which the industry will be shaping up in future.
David Brady, Olympics project lead for Pricoa Relocation, offers this advice to expats relocating to London in 2012.
According to Dennis Strijker and Kevin van Ostaden of PwC in The Netherlands, "You better get your game on!" Expatica interviews the inventors who offer Expatica readers the chance to win The International Mobility Game.
You may be considering buying a property, but one thing to figure out first is whether buying would make sense given your personal circumstances.