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As the world gets more global, employees are moving for work more often than ever. It is imperative that HR finds a way to manage the costs incurred by these globetrotters with minimum effort and maximum efficiency
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Moving to a new work location with school-going children in tow can be a stressful time for international employees. HRM provides an overview of the education scene in Singapore, the various options available, and the costs involved
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As Asia continues to develop into an economic powerhouse, more corporations are relocating their employees for assignments within the region. HRM examines the key trends in relocation and how they are impacting the serviced apartment market
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Employers have been quick to tap into the global workforce – and with good reason
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Whilst having a global and mobile workforce is now recognised as a critical component for success, managing multinational talent does have its own unique challenges. HRM investigates
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Office rents in Asia have been rapidly rising over the years. How does this affect your business expansion plans?
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More organisations are moving away from offering their skilled foreign employees a full expatriate package. HRM takes a look at what alternative compensation methods companies are providing and whether this trend is here to stay
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The traditional notion of a confined workspace is totally vanishing. Now, workplace mobility is the name of the game with people demanding greater choices in where they can devote their professional expertise without being confined to a specific place or a fixed period of time. Filippo Sarti, CEO, Regus Asia-Pacific tells us more
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