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Supporting international students’ wellbeing at university

By Ruth Holmes | Featured Article, Global mobility, Magazine Article

Positive transitions-care for lifelong wellbeing is becoming widely understood in schools around the world. New research and practice, discussed at SPAN’s 2023 Global Symposium, shows how vital these links are for international ...

Opening up about mental wellbeing at work

By Ruth Holmes | Featured Article, Global Leadership, Leadership in the global workplace, Magazine Article

Creating positive mental-wellbeing cultures across borders is a fast-evolving and important conversation as more people report stress and burnout. Leaders including Dame Kelly Holmes led the dialogue this World Mental Health Day ...

All go ESG agenda: what it means for organisations

By Marianne Curphey | Featured Article, Global Leadership, Leadership in the global workplace, Magazine Article

Environmental, social and governance (ESG)criteria are becoming central to the way organisations operate, deal with customers and clients, invest for the future and communicate with employees. Yet too many companies and ...

The great disconnect: realigning employer & employee expectations

By Ledetta Asfa-Wossen | Featured Article, Global Leadership, Leadership in the global workplace, Magazine Article

Ledetta Asfa-Wossen went along to hear how employer and employee needs are changing at a recent Economist Impact event. ...Read the full article on our sister website Relocate Global and also in the Winter 2023/24 issue of Think ...

The role of employee and family relocation support in the current cost of living crisis

By Dr Sue Shortland | Featured Article, Global mobility, Magazine Article

The rising cost of living affects assignees and their families through increased rental and household expenses. Dr Sue Shortland explains why family support is needed alongside financial interventions. Read the full article on our ...

The role of HR in change management: key issues and priorities

By Dr Sue Shortland | Featured Article, Global Leadership, Leadership in the global workplace, Magazine Article

Businesses today are operating in a highly dynamic environment where the contribution that HR professionals can bring is paramount to success. Dr Sue Shortland reviews the main findings of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and ...

The impact of property turmoil on global mobility

By Marianne Curphey | Featured Article, Global mobility, Magazine Article

Rising rents, increasing inflation, a jump in the cost of living and a shortage of housing supply are all presenting challenges for assignees and their families relocating across the globe. Marianne Curphey looks at how global ...

Computational thinking for an AI age

By Ledetta Asfa-Wossen | Featured Article, Global Education, Magazine Article

Transforming K-12 education to develop resilient students for the future of work was a key theme at the recent World Innovation Summit of Education in Doha. Ledetta Asfa-Wossen reports. ...Read the full article on our sister ...

Where next for UK immigration policy?

By David Sapstead | Featured Article, Global mobility, Magazine Article

The British government is considering a recommendation from its independent panel of immigration experts to scrap the Shortage Occupation List (SOL). This is currently the easiest and cheapest way to get visas for foreigners with ...

Disruptive technology: Seamless booking in serviced accommodation

By Marianne Curphey | Featured Article, Global mobility, International Assignment, Magazine Article

Advances in technology and changing customer expectations are disrupting the serviced accommodation industry, placing new demands on corporate travel managers and global mobility teams. Philipp Morawietz, managing director of ...

What your staff want you to know about remote working

By Marianne Curphey | Featured Article, Magazine Article

As companies are increasingly required to demonstrate that they are working towards their environmental, social and governance (ESG) goals, providing greater access to work for a more diverse range of applicants can be seen as a ...

How to avoid the legal and financial pitfalls of remote working and overseas assignments

By Marianne Curphey | Featured Article, Global mobility, International Assignment, Leadership in the global workplace, Magazine Article

Managing disparate teams in multiple global locations can be tricky, says Marianne Curphey. Discover how to navigate a safe passage for employers and employees. To an employee, the right to work remotely from anywhere in the world may ...

Eight ways to make a successful career transition for women

By Sally Robinson | Dr Susan Doering, Leadership in the global workplace, Magazine Article, Think Women

The number of women changing career has surged and a new book by leadership coach Dr Susan Doering provides a handy guide to a successful transition, Sally Robinson reports. Susan Doering has plenty of experience in career ...

Boom times in the Middle East

By Sally Robinson | Featured Article, Global Education, Magazine Article, Middle East

From Dubai and Abu Dhabi, to Saudi and Qatar, there is a growing demand for international education. Sally Robinson reports.The Middle East is the world’s fastest growing region for international schools, thanks to a growing ...

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Supporting international students’ wellbeing at university

Opening up about mental wellbeing at work

All go ESG agenda: what it means for organisations

The great disconnect: realigning employer & employee expectations

The role of employee and family relocation support in the current cost of living crisis

The role of HR in change management: key issues and priorities

The impact of property turmoil on global mobility

Computational thinking for an AI age

Where next for UK immigration policy?

Disruptive technology: Seamless booking in serviced accommodation

What your staff want you to know about remote working

How to avoid the legal and financial pitfalls of remote working and overseas assignments

Eight ways to make a successful career transition for women

Boom times in the Middle East

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