Posted in HR Management, career coaching, expat coaching, stress on Aug 22nd, 2010
Bloomberg had a segment on Health & Fitness programs recently called “Working it out.” It explored how corporate gym memberships and subsidies are on the rise, and quoted one CEO suggesting one way of keeping health benefits costs low is “don’t hire smokers!” Should physical health be the only indicator for determining premiums?
Posted in Expats, General, HR Management on Aug 19th, 2010
Dear Readers – since we’ve looked at US changes in our last post, here’s a quick note and a couple of links to more information on changed immigration policies of the UK, and customs taxes in Russia.
Posted in General, HR Management on Aug 17th, 2010
Were you thinking about coming over to the US on an H-1B or L Visa in the near future? The process just got more expensive.
Posted in HR Management, expat coaching on Jul 23rd, 2010
They are the number one challenge cited at every stage of an international move. Will adequate schooling be available for the kids? What about your spouse’s career? What if you can’t seem to adjust to the new life?
Posted in Expats, HR Management, repatriation on Jun 24th, 2010
As a result of my recent repatriation survey, two main factors topped the list of challenges: lack of support provided by the company and family concerns. Here are 7 tips how to face the first challenge.
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