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Bern takes top spot in international expat liveability index

With clean air and low crime rates, Bern remains the most liveable city for European expatriates in the latest Location Ratings Report from ECA International.
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The Next Normal: the business case for better mobility
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People putting in longer working days now than pre-pandemic
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Beyond Brexit: What’s next for dispute resolution?
The changing skillsets and backgrounds of CEOs around the world have been highlighted in an analysis of more than 900 chief executives of major companies across 16 nations.
The changing face (but not the sex) of CEOs
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Nordic nations best for expats' digital lives

The globally mobile community has assessed Nordic countries as the world's best for digital communications, according to a new report.
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Gender equality weighs on UK talent attraction

The UK retains its top 10 rank for its ability to attract, develop and retain skilled workers in the new Global Talent Competitiveness Index, but falls five places on last year.
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Sweden comes top in 2019 Women’s Liveability Index

Women and families relocating and moving to a new country for work now have a new tool with which they can assess the liveability of their new country from a gender perspective.
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GTCI 2019: Global talent gaps widen

Business school INSEAD, in partnership with Tata Communications and Adecco Group, launched its sixth annual Global Talent Competitiveness Index (GTCI) report earlier this week.
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Health and security risks in expat destinations: Denmark

We cover research examining the security and medical facilities of popular expatriate destinations. In this article we highlight the risks associated with international assignment in Denmark.
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Visa-free access continues to increase globally

The latest Henley Passport Index has shown that despite a growing polarity in immigration discourse countries around the world continue to maintain or increase their visa free access.
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Hard Brexit will damage the benefits of UK citizenship says new report

The outcome of Brexit negotiations could have a significant impact on the quality of the British nationality, new research suggests.
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Pro-Link GLOBAL Immigration Dispatch – Estonia, Denmark, South Africa and Thailand

Discover key changes to immigration regulations in Estonia, Denmark, South Africa and Thailand.
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Does nationality affect leadership style?

A new cross-border leadership study could offer valuable insights for companies seeking to manage high performing, more diverse and inclusive teams, and develop a global mindset.
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Q Apartments International acquires Skyline Worldwide

Q Apartments International (a member of the Q Apartments Group family of businesses) has announced the acquisition of serviced apartments provider Skyline Worldwide, to bolster its expansion plans.
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Citizenship and nationality: Germany ranked highest

Germany’s quality of nationality is ranked highest in the world, according to the Henley & Partners – Kochenov Quality of Nationality Index (QNI), which was launched in London on Wednesday, 13 September.
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Australia and New Zealand reveal appeal in new Mercer index

Oceania makes a good showing in the latest ‘Quality of Life’ index from global HR consultancy Mercer, with two of the region's key cities appearing in the worldwide top ten.

Short and Long Term Accommodation

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Creative connections: aspects to consider for the 2025 Awards

This year’s Think Global People/Relocate Awards have the theme of creative connections at its heart. But what does creativity look like for those in global mobility, leadership and education when entering this year’s Awards? Dr Sue Shortland provides some ideas to guide entrants.
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Equity, diversity and inclusion: terminology and implications
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Supercharged You: Leaning into Difficult Conversations
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How to tackle resistance to cultural change in the workplace
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The value of ensuring wellbeing at work
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International assignment policy design: taking a more local approach

There has been increased emphasis recently on taking a host country or local approach to designing international assignment policies. Dr Sue Shortland explains the options and when to use them.
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Relocation trends in Europe: navigating complex rental and property markets into 2025

Europe’s rental and relocation market currently faces numerous challenges and changes, particularly in light of upcoming legislation, rising costs and environmental legislation. With new regulations imminent and a tightening rental market, Marianne Curphey identifies the trends likely to dominate the UK and European rental markets in 2025.
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Emerging risks in global markets: six key trends shaping corporate relocation

Geopolitical instability, economic pressure and housing shortages in key business hubs are forcing companies to rethink how they manage relocation, travel and accommodation. Marianne Curphey examines emerging risks in global markets, including challenges in corporate housing and the rapid expansion of global internship programmes.
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Permits Foundation News Update December 2024

Permits Foundation, a not-forprofit corporate initiative that promotes direct work access for the spouses/partners of highly-skilled internationally mobile employees, is pleased to announce its upcoming advocacy work in the US, Singapore, Japan and Costa Rica!
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Be prepared! Planning for and responding to emergencies abroad

When employees and their families are away on international assignments, global mobility professionals must be prepared for and able to respond to unforeseen emergencies. Dr Sue Shortland explains why this is important and the steps that can be taken to support people involved.
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Into 2025: ten relocation and global mobility trends

What will the next 12 months bring? Marianne Curphey asked relocation and talent management experts for their views on the trends set to dominate 2025.
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High stress, high performance? Mental wellbeing in the legal sector

The legal profession has a reputation for being one of the most demanding. Tight deadlines, exposure to extreme events and hierarchical cultures combine to offer many legal professionals little leeway over their work. Could an evolution in workplace culture and enhanced career pathing help?
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Corporates plan to aggregate corporate travel and global mobility programmes

Final quarterly market update for 2024 from SilverDoor highlights growth in transient demand for serviced apartments within global accommodation market as travel and mobility programmes look set to merge in the year ahead
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More than good grades: how your child can craft a compelling university application

29 January 2025: The deadline for most undergraduate course applications in the UK. While many students have been considering their applications, UCAS data shows the second-highest increase in applications to UK universities since records began. With increasing competition for places, how can your child showcase to admissions officers why they deserve to be offered a place?
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Creative Connections: The 2025 Think Global People and Relocate Awards

We are delighted to announce that The Think Global People and Relocate Awards for 2025 take ‘Creative Connections for Future Success’ as the overarching theme. Dr Sue Shortland, head judge, explains the rationale for the 2025 awards, the categories we are launching this year and the judging process.
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Think Women: taking action

To improve gender diversity and the inclusion of women in senior positions in the workplace, employers can take direct action on issues that really can make a difference to gender equality. Women too can take steps to improve their position in the workplace. Dr Sue Shortland reports on our Think Women initiative and steps for the future.
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Exploring AI in international schools

What are the opportunities and challenges of using AI in education, and how do students stand to benefit? We went to Pearson’s International School Leaders Conference to find out.
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TASIS England Wins Best Εducation Provider Award at British Youth Travel Awards 2024

TASIS England is immensely proud to announce that it has been honored by the British Youth Travel Awards 2024 and the British Educational Travel Association (BETA) as the Best Education Provider at the awards ceremony on November 21 at the iconic Warner Bros. Studio Tour London.
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New year, new way of learning: Jumping into online education in 2025

The new year is often synonymous with life changes, whether that is investing time in a new hobby, quitting a bad habit, or simply taking the leap to try something new. While you don’t need to wait until the countdown and fireworks are over to make or reevaluate crucial decisions, the end of the year can be a fantastic opportunity for reflection.
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Navigating challenging conversations for success in education

In this webinar, chartered psychologist Sarah Rozenthuler explores examples and offers valuable insights into the difficult conversations that can come up for leaders and managers in schools and wider education world.
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Reaching for the stars: three lessons for thinking big about STEAM

Space communicator and scientist Dame Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock MBE is changing the way we think about space. ‘The Sky at Night’ host is an ambassador for the UK’s booming space tech industry. She launched day two of the CIPD 2024 conference, recounting her journey from school to satellites, in an inspiring talk about the importance of thinking big and connecting future talent to future jobs.
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Business Leaders Call for Urgent Government Action to Accelerate Net Zero Transition

Government action is vital to unlock private sector investment at scale, say business leaders in global Business Breakthrough Barometer
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Emerging trends in international schools

International schools met to discuss non-AI global and regional trends at Pearson’s International School Leaders Conference and how they are working to best prepare students for the future.
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Embracing critical thinking and privacy in the age of AI: Why questioning AI and protecting data matters

While AI has been a prominent emerging technology for at least a decade, the speed of progress in the past few years has been remarkable - and possibly unsettling. Generative AI, most notably in the form of Large Language Models (LLMs) such as ChatGPT has gone viral - the first general purpose AI technology to reach a global audience. Michael Wooldridge, Professor of Computer Science, University of Oxford and Director of Foundational AI Research, The Alan Turing Institute, appearing as keynote speaker at the CIPD conference in Manchester, tackled key questions around recent trends in AI - where did they come from, what do they mean, and where are they going?
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How to achieve true equality in the workplace

Organisations that foster diversity are more likely to outperform their competitors, have greater social impact and a more satisfied workforce. To deliver this, the level of female representation matters. Marianne Curphey caught up with Mark Freed, managing director of Men for Inclusion, to find out why.
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Next steps for the UK’s space industry

Industry and policymakers met to discuss UK space investment, global workforce needs and how to drive innovation and growth at a recent Westminster Education Forum event.
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Inner Wings is flying high

Confidence-building for primary children - UK & internationally
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Britain’s visa system is going digital: what steps should you take?

The UK’s immigration system is undergoing a digital transformation this year and there are two aspects the government is keen you should know about. Those currently using physical documents to prove their immigration status will need to transition to the eVisa by the end of the year. In addition, visitors who don’t need a visa to enter the UK on a business or leisure visit will need to apply for the new Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) before travel.
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How can SMEs balance their own budgets following the Autumn Statement?

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has now delivered the first Labour Budget for 14 years. But which aspects will have a bigger impact on SMEs and UK PLC. Likewise, where can business growth come from now?
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What the Autumn Budget means for international trade and global mobility

Spending and taxation plans laid out by the Labour government in its first budget since coming to power in the summer, have failed to impress leaders of the UK’s business community.
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Mental wellbeing in construction and engineering workplaces

The construction and engineering industry gathered to tackle mental health at work during October’s MAD World Construction Summit. The conversation reinforced the need for bottom-up as well as top-down approaches.
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Multilingualism: A Key to Thriving in Global Mobility

In today’s increasingly globalised world, Global Mobility professionals play a pivotal role in facilitating seamless transitions for individuals and families relocating across borders. Language barriers remain one of the most significant challenges to successful integration into a new country. Recognising and promoting the value of multilingualism can be instrumental in ensuring that clients not only adjust more effectively but also thrive in their new environments, enhancing both their personal and professional lives.
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Mini Factsheets

Introducing our new Mini Factsheet series, designed to help you incorporate global mobility into managing and supporting international teams and grow your people and organisation in new locations.
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Constructive conversations: safeguarding mental wellbeing across supply chains

October’s Make A Difference (MAD) World Construction Industry Summit in London highlighted the mental health crisis in construction today. It shared some of the solutions – including the development of a research-based, sector-wide approach – to improving wellbeing that already offer quick and cost-effective wins.
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How to teach future-readiness

Fiona Murchie caught up with futurologist Tom Cheesewright and head of school, Rob Crowther, at ACS Cobham’s Future-Ready Forum to find out why looking forward is so important and what skills we need to do this.
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