immigration | 19 September 2024
New Travel Requirements Begin to Take Effect
By Tristan North
The United States, European Union, and the United Kingdom have issued updates on pending new travel requirements that had been continually delayed...
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ESG | 04 September 2024
Managing Global Teams: How to Adapt in an Increasingly Global World
By Jean Thilmany
Moving beyond cultural assumptions to understanding is a critical skill as companies become increasingly global.
programs & policies | 10 June 2024
From Europe With Strategy: Changing Expatriate Pay Approaches
By Michael Ray
As the global workforce evolves, organizational strategies for managing expatriate compensation must also evolve.
immigration | 14 April 2024
How Digital Innovations Are Transforming Immigration Systems Worldwide
By Ann Truett, Jurga Mccluskey, Azmina Aboobaker
Moving immigration into the digital age has been a major theme for governments around the world for more than a decade. As competition for...
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workforce trends | 24 March 2024
Trends in Employee Benefits: A Snapshot Around the World
By WERC Staff
Persistent but slowing inflation and a tight job market are cause for concern among employees, but impactful and focused workplace benefits can...
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immigration | 25 February 2024
The Shifting Landscape of Global Immigration Policies
By Alexa Schlosser
The conversation around immigration reform has sparked debates, shaped policies, and impacted businesses and individuals seeking immigration...
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programs & policies | 26 November 2023
What Does the New Trade Corridor Mean for the Mobility Industry?
By Emily Lombardo
The White House has said that this trade corridor will usher in a “new era of connectivity."
workforce trends | 15 October 2023
Adapting to the New World of Work: Remote Work Trends Across Global Regions
By Annie Erling Gofus
This article explores regional differences, economic impacts, and changing workplace dynamics in a post-pandemic era.
immigration | 03 October 2023
U.K. Prime Minister Announces Controversial Immigration Fee Hike to Fund Public Sector Pay Rises
By Marcia Longdon
In July, U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak made an announcement that he was going to increase immigration fees by at least 15-20%.