The latest news and features on global mobility, international talent management, leadership and education.
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Action on Visas
Former MP Lemit Ö pik reports on the economic statistics, the issues relating to visas and what the Association of Relocation Professionals is doing to turn a potential problem into a plus point for the UK relocation status.
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Recruiting skills is biggest challenge, says BoE
The extent of the "skills crisis" confronting most sectors of the UK economy has been illustrated by a new survey showing the number of professionals applying for job vacancies dropped by 4% between January-February this year alone.
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Global talent is 'answer to skills shortage'
Sectors of the economy from financial services to the tech industry might be bemoaning the lack of skilled applicants to fill ever-increasing job vacancies but the talent shortage is "a myth", according to a leading global mobility specialist.
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International remote working is here to stay
KPMG International has released new insights on international remote-working practice as flexibility and hybrid working options become crucial to talent management and employee experience.
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Building future workplace skills, today
The American School of Milan offers an international US-style education for children aged 3-18 from its state-of-the-art campus. An IB Diploma schools, it is firmly focused on building transferable skills for tomorrow' workplace.
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Entries closed on 25 March but we understand these are challenging times. For a short extension on entering our Awards, email awards@relocatemagazine.com or call +44 (0)1892 891334.
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Think Global People Future of Work Festival
Be part of a unique experience driving innovation and collaboration for growth. Our unique, countryside setting, is the perfect place to welcome back international delegates to the UK, in a safe stimulating environment.
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NY and London stay atop financial rankings
Despite fears that London could lose its standing as a leading financial hub because of Brexit-related relocations to the EU, the City has retained its second place in the latest Global Financial Centres Index (GFCI).
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Trade groups applaud UK-Canada FTA talks
Business groups on both sides of the Atlantic have welcomed the launch of negotiations aimed at achieving a comprehensive free trade agreement between the UK and Canada.
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Business chiefs unhappy over 'mini-budget'
Leading business leaders in the UK gave a mixed reaction to measures aimed at boosting economic growth and productivity outlined to parliament on Wednesday by Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak.
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Business welcomes skills and SME initiatives
Government initiatives to boost skills and the prospects of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), announced in the Spring Statement to parliament, won favour among UK business leaders on Thursday.
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