workforce trends | 09 March 2026
How Family, Work, and Affordability Redefined U.S. Migration in 2025
By WERC Staff
According to United Van Lines’ 49th Annual National Movers Study, released in late December 2025, where Americans move—and...
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immigration | 09 March 2026
Venezuela, Geopolitical Shifts, and What They Mean for Global Mobility
By WERC Staff
Recent developments in Venezuela—including renewed diplomatic signals, evolving sanctions policy, and ongoing legal uncertainty around...
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real estate | 03 March 2026
Housing Affordability in Puerto Rico: A Cultural Responsibility for Mobility Leaders
By Marisol Dátiz Stevens
Drawing on firsthand experience in Puerto Rico, this article examines how housing affordability challenges shape relocation outcomes—and why...
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programs & policies | 03 March 2026
Lump Sum Is Not Neutral: Why Global Mobility Must Reconsider the Human Cost of Simplicity
By Dr. Gary Johnson, BCC
The industry conversation around lump sum has focused heavily on efficiency, autonomy, and administrative ease. What it has largely failed to...
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technology | 03 March 2026
How to Leverage AI and Data to Supercharge Global Mobility ROI
By Hanish Vithal
In an era where market volatility dominates how we manage global mobility, the expectation for program managers to optimize, adapt, and do more...
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spotlights | 24 February 2026
Mentor of the Year Ray Kirby on Turning Big Ideas Into Scalable Mobility Solutions
By WERC Staff
In this Q&A, Kirby reflects on his career in mobility, his mentoring philosophy, and why execution matters as much as innovation in...
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