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SIRVA: The Three C’s of Mobile Technology: Mobile Technology has Changed Connectivity, Communication, and Control
In today’s mobile society, the boundary between the office walls and the outside world is blurring, and what we can accomplish using smartphones, tablets, and other mobile devices is endless. Mobile devices have evolved from simple gadgets into assignees’ pixilated personal assistants. Gone are the days where mobile functionality was limited to calendars, address... »
Grant Thornton: Announces a UK Taxation training day
The UK tax legislation surrounding international assignments continues to evolve and create additional complexities for both the assignees and their employers. As the rules become more complex, the tax and social security position of assignees to and from the UK often becomes more difficult to understand, while at the same time the employer obligations... »
HCR: Introducing Reassurance Independent Care Advice for Expats with Elderly Dependents
With an ageing workforce and population, expats are increasingly likely to have elderly relatives who are dependent on them – a responsibility with the potential to damage the future success of international assignments. Simple tasks such as taking elderly or less able dependents to medical appointments are increasingly common place. However, if your assignee... »
HCR: White Paper – How do you manage international assignees in the face of a crisis?
This in turn poses more questions. Do you have an assignee in a danger zone? Where does the responsibility for their wellbeing lie? How far ahead can we plan for each eventuality? What advice can you give your assignees in the case of a crisis? Written to support HR professionals, Global Relocation Specialist HCR,... »