For HR departments managing employees internationally, it’s vital they understand the nuances of what employees working abroad may be facing.
Caroline Walmsley: Supporting your expat workers
Tags: Global mobility
Majority of globally mobile workers unhappy with time available to spend with family
Why globally mobile workers feel lonely.
The best places in the world to work revealed
Which countries have expats voted for?
UK migration steady as EU arrivals dip
What impact will the drop in EU citizens migration numbers have on UK recruitment?
Hospitality workers prefer the UK despite Brexit
What attracts hospitality workers to their destination of choice?
UK hit by labour shortages
New research by the CIPD reveals that employers seeking staff are being hit by labour shortages.
Theresa May’s Brexit draft withdrawal agreement finally published
What does Theresa May’s Brexit agreement mean for employers?
Employers struggling to recruit as the UK becomes a less desirable work destination
Employers experience ‘supply shock’ as migrant labour trends go into reverse gear, driven mainly by a fall in non-EU migrants.
Are expat workers the savviest workers?
What do expat workers gain?
Don’t neglect the mental health of expatriate workers, says report
According to a new report, employers shouldn’t neglect the mental health of their expatriate workforce, who can be more at risk from mental health issues.
MAC report isn’t a crowd pleaser for businesses
Published with the aim of informing migration policy after Brexit, the recommendations set out in the Government’s MAC (Migration Advisory Committee) report, which have been given an initial nod of approval by the cabinet, are essentially giving to the UK economy with one hand and taking away with the other.
Dependants of overseas staff need more support, according to new research
A significant number of companies are not providing dependants with the same access to health and protection benefits as they do for their employees that work abroad.
UK and European business are united in the face of Brexit: they think it’s bad for Britain and bad for the EU too
A survey which sought to find out what Europeans – and those in the UK – think of Brexit has revealed the biggest points of agreement: that it’s bad for international business and not good for the European Union either.
Peter Sewell: Top tips for SMEs that are going global
SMEs and start-ups are facing some serious challenges as they begin to go international far earlier in their development than ever before.
Top 20 most liveable locations for Asian expatriates
Singapore is once again the most liveable city in the world for Asian expatriates. This was one of the conclusions of the latest Location Ratings survey published by global mobility expert, ECA International.