Tighter border control and restrictions have slowed down global mobility efforts in the past years due to the pandemic. However, businesses maintained that even amid...
If there’s any question that many want to find out from employers but employees and global mobility professionals were too afraid to ask, it’s this:...
Can organizations require employees and business travelers to be vaccinated? The question stems from the fact that not everyone may be onboard with vaccines. According to...
People’s view on relocation varies, even if the move is just a few miles away from, say, San Francisco to San Jose in California. Depending...
One of our blogs had discussed the importance of creating a culture of care for employees and assignees, especially during these troubled times. Despite the...
As lockdowns are being lifted and coronavirus cases are either flattening or going down, expect for talent mobility to restart. It may not happen as...
As countries and their airlines grapple with the impact of health protocols on flights, passengers, and crew members, experts in the industry are pointing out...
Some people in densely populated cities like New York and San Francisco think having a backup home with a backyard is the way to live...
Part 2 of 2 Global mobility is set for a rebound. There will be a new normal, and in some cases, the industry will find an...
Part 1 of 2 Imagine a new assignee, Mohit, moved to northern California and before he could even unpack, COVID-19 arrived to spoil his move. Worse,...
Micromanagers and coronavirus don’t go well together, not when remote work and flexible office policies are the buzzwords these days. Even in San Jose, CA,...
California Corporate Housing hosts many guests from different countries and US cities who live like the locals and helps them adjust to the Silicon Valley...