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"Beast from the East" blamed for UK service sector slowdown
Was anything besides bad weather to blame for the dramatic slow-down in UK service sector growth?
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Weekly Roundup: 24 August 2018
This week's Relocate roundup includes: the fall in net migration to the UK from the EU, the effect of Brexit on global currency trading, a new survey from Expatriate Healthcare and the most affordable UK town for employees to rent a home.
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COBIS Conference report
The 38th Annual COBIS Conference took place between 11-13 May, in the business-like surroundings of the InterContinental Hotel at the 02 in London. Relocate magazine visited the conference and reports on just some of the highlights.
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JP Morgan moves staff over no-deal fears
Amid mounting fears that the UK will fail to reach a trade deal with the European Union by the time the Brexit transition period ends on December 31, JP Morgan Chase has told about 200 London-based staff that they will have to relocate to offices in Europe.
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Brexit relocations falter over bad language
Banks' plans to relocate financial staff from London to new European hubs because of Brexit are not going smoothly, according to a report in efinancialcareers.com.
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Which country makes it easiest to learn a new language?
During Relocate Global’s Great International Education and Schools’ Fair and ECIS' Multilingual Week, new research from Preply shows which countries offer the best environment for language learning.
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What does it take to make a girl’s dream fly?
On International Women’s Day 2021, Relocate Global’s Think Women community caught up with trailblazing pilot Carrie Clark a year on from when she first addressed guests at our Institute of Directors event.
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Report unveils pros and cons of hybrid working
The upsides and downsides of hybrid working have been revealed in a new report looking at the pandemic-induced evolution of the workplace and the changing attitudes of employees.
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Le Sallay Academy
Le Sallay Academy gives its students a unique opportunity not to change schools even if the family is on the move.
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Reach for the stars with NASA and ISSET
In this latest addition to Relocate Global’s International Education and Schools Fair library, Fiona Murchie meets Chris Barber and Sarah Murray to explore the exciting STEM opportunities available to all.
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Think Women’s 40 Outstanding Global Women 2023 - Ann Ellis, Mauve
To celebrate International Women’s Day on 8 March, Relocate Global is profiling women leading internationally in their field. Entrepreneur Ann Ellis, co-founder and CEO of global workforce solutions company, Mauve, is the next addition to our series.
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Paragon Relocation
Paragon Relocation is the premier partner of choice in the global relocation management industry, providing thought leadership, innovative programmes, value-added support and superior customer service to our clients and the families we relocate, around the world. Paragon Relocation has been providing relocation services for more than 29 years and offers services in 150 countries.
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Thousands of anxious parents receive secondary school offers
On Tuesday, 1 March 2016, parents in England received their offers of a secondary school place for their child for entry in September this year amid increasing pressure on places at the most desirable schools.
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Watchdog report puts taxman relocation on hold
The National Audit Office rules HMRC plan to relocate staff to regional centres unrealistic, accusing HMRC of underestimating the scale of disruption to service.
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International Women’s Day 2017: How to “Be Bold for Change”
As people around the world celebrate International Women's Day 2017, Relocate Global examines just how far gender parity has come and asks how women can “Be Bold for Change” in the workplace.
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‘No excuses for businesses' in driving diversity agenda
Government initiatives are focusing minds on more representative workforces. Yet hard-won gains are at risk. Relocate Global caught up with Ann Pickering, 02’s HR director and diversity champion, to explore where we are now – and what we need to do.
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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.
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Singapore cements reputation for quality of life: study
Singapore ranks highest among Asia-Pacific countries for quality of life on the latest Mercer 'Quality of Living' index.
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AIRINC data sees rents fall, but energy prices rise in UAE
The latest ‘Data Points’ round-up from international mobility data specialist, AIRINC, shows rents continuing to fall in the United Arab Emirates and energy price inflation across the Middle East.
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Goldman Sachs eyes possible post-Brexit relocation
Goldman Sachs has drawn up contingency plans to relocate some of its 6,500 staff in the UK to continental Europe should Britain’s financial sector lose its ‘passporting rights’ because of Brexit.
