Global mobility professionals have a lot to contend with - economic and political volatility, environmental concerns, and societal changes. Together, these are driving change within global mobility policy, says Dr Sue ...
A Think Women interview with Julia Palmer, Chief Operating Officer of Relo and CHRO at Santa Fe Relocation, where Julia considers how best to support women in global assignments, and how adaptability, resilience and taking risks ...
Organisations are increasingly focusing on improving employee and family wellbeing in the global mobility context. How can mindfulness provide a strategy for individuals to manage stress and improve their wellbeing while on international assignment?
Repatriation is known to be a source of concern to expatriates and their families. Dr Sue Shortland explains how employers can help to reduce repatriation distress and improve organisational outcomes.
Fears about work ...
Climate change is having a devastating impact across the world. Global Mobility can take action to contribute towards reducing carbon emissions by changing its approach to the types of assignments undertaken and the policy ...
Intersectionality means considering everything that can marginalise an employee from sex and gender to race and class. Dr Sue Shortland explains why employers need to consider it when making international assignment and ...