As digital tools enable companies to operate regardless of location and time, the workforces continue to go global. Widening their search for the best talent, organizations recognize the need to tap the global talent pool to maintain competitive advantage. But at the height of this...

Organizations around the globe have observed a surge of resignations over the past few years. While many businesses have made the necessary changes to tackle the reduced employee retention, there is much to learn about the behavior of the rapidly evolving labor market. Many companies have...

Previous workforce generations have significantly contributed to the Great Resignation. When COVID-19 hit the business realm, it led to several employees belonging to the Baby Boomer generation rethinking their priorities in the current circumstances. Workers who are already close to retirement have found the opportunity to...

Even years before the thrust to global digitization due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the thought of technology in replacing workers dauntedly exists throughout the minds of the global mobility workforce.  According to Pew Research, experts have mixed views. On one hand, 48% of the respondents predicted...

Companies are revisiting their commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) and implementing a more humanistic approach in their workplace models, despite the threat of rising inflation, post-pandemic realities and the effects of the Ukraine dilemma.  United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals has been one of the...

Global mobility professionals possess the difficult task of identifying the best candidate for an open position for an international assignment. While all may seem easy, relocating an employee internationally requires analysis and strategy. As we go along another year with COVID-19, mobility leaders should keep themselves...