Global mobility took a hard hit when the COVID-19 virus spread like wildfire in the Year 2020. Global mobility professionals took notice of the impact of the pandemic on global employees. Multiple institutions had conducted their own studies and discovered consistent trends concerning global workers and...
Massive disruption is evident within planning, managing, and leading a workforce. A global pandemic, geopolitical, and social crises are just some of the major events that have unfolded in the last decade. Global mobility professionals and HR teams have kept sight of the major events that...
The focus on attracting and retaining talent has been widespread in today’s business news. On a global scale, there have been massive shifts and fluctuating trends in the labor market. For example, a hiring frenzy was observed as numerous gaps in organizations’ workforces were causing...
Global mobility professionals have something new to contend with -- quiet quitting. Add this to the plethora of new terminologies and phrases popularized over the pandemic period. So if one is hiring from abroad, foreign assignees may look at this recent phenomenon and wonder if it...
Adam Smith’s concept of division of labor has been the typical organizational structure in workforces for the longest time. The usual set-up is that managers provide feedback, promote, and organize their teams around what is commonly known as “jobs.” People organizers such as global mobility professionals...
Embracing digitization across various industries has led businesses to invest more in cyber tools. PwC notes that more than 25% of 1,638 technology and security executives are expecting double-digit growth in cyber budgets in 2022. Moreover, cybersecurity demand has been rising as high-profile cases of cyberattacks...