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Mini-Factsheets: Health and well-being/work-life balance

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Emergency response planning

Emergency response planning

When employees and their families are working abroad, there must be procedures in place so that organisations can respond to unforeseen emergencies. This factsheet examines the key issues. Download the mini-factsheet here...

Health and well-being

Health and well-being

What health and wellbeing support should employers provide for employees on assignment, and their families? This factsheet address the key issues to consider.

Stress & stress management

Stress & stress management

The effect of stress on employees’ physical and mental ill-health is major cause of workplace absence and loss of productivity. This factsheet examines the key issues. Download the mini-factsheet here...

Work-life balance

Work-life balance

Maintaining a good balance between work and family life is important for health and wellbeing. This factsheet examines the key issues.

Wellbeing support

Wellbeing support

Global mobility can be stressful and this can lead to poor health and wellbeing for employees and families on the move. This factsheet examines the key issues. Download the mini-factsheet here...

Safety & security

Safety & security

Working in hostile environments has been identified as the most stressful issue that assignees and their families can face when posted abroad. This factsheet examines the key issues. Download the mini-factsheet here...

Assignee stress management

Assignee stress management

Research shows that international assignees can suffer from stress resulting from trying to cope with change linked to mobility. This factsheet examines the key issues.