Your globally mobile employees face all kinds of challenges. Do they know how to make the most of their household goods shipments? Here are some key questions. Does your company have a shipment allowance, either by weight or volume? Anyone packing up a home should know what it is so that they can plan accordingly. […] Continue reading… from It’s moving season. Do you know where your belongings are?
If you close your eyes right now, what do you hear? Maybe you hear phones ringing, snippets of colleagues’ conversations, the clacking of keyboards. If you’re not hermetically sealed in an office building, you may also hear road traffic, aircraft, and pedestrian noise. If you work remotely, you might hear a refrigerator’s hum, your cat […] Continue reading… from Shhh…What’s that sound?
Immigration is on everyone’s mind these days. News stories about government changes – both policy and enforcement — and elections around the world shine a spotlight on the topic. For those of us in Global Mobility, immigration has always been on our minds as one of the most complex parts of relocation. It is also […] Continue reading… from The Immigration Game?
Every once in a while, I get hooked by Google’s doodle, like the one last week celebrating Esther Afua Ocloo (1919-2002). I found her fascinating. Not only did she experience a tremendous amount of change in Ghana during her lifetime, but she was a young entrepreneur selling marmalade and juice in the 1930’s, and would […] Continue reading… from Banking on Progress
What was the 12th thing you did to prepare for your last move? Do you remember the first thing? How about the last thing? If you haven’t moved in awhile – or are facing your first international move – would you know where to start? What if you had a full, clear list of tasks […] Continue reading… from Make Your Relocation As Easy As 1-2-3
As many countries’ populations age, an increasing number of adults find themselves caring for a parent. Medical advancements and attention to healthful living have led to longer life expectancy. Often this means senior citizens are enjoying an active, healthy lifestyle longer. But many seniors do depend on a family member for at least some support. […] Continue reading… from Relocating With (Or Without) A Senior Parent
This past year we marked the 15th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks in 2011, or “9-11” as most Americans refer to it. It’s hard to believe it’s been 15 years. You probably remember exactly where you were when you heard the news, even if you weren’t in the United States at the time. I […] Continue reading… from Analog Safety in a Digital World
“Alexa, please ask Siri, Cortana, and Google to help me set up a new home.”Are you one of the many people who use a digital personal assistant? IT research and advisory firm Gartner, Inc. predicts that by 2019 at least one quarter of those living in developed countries will use a digital assistant to manage […] Continue reading… from The Year of Digital Assistants
Vision 2020. What pops to mind when you see that phrase? Would your first thought be something to do with eye testing? Or perhaps Tokyo’s plan for hosting the next summer Olympics? What if I told you that “Vision 2020” is long-term government initiative to develop Rwanda into a middle-income, knowledge-based economy by the year […] Continue reading… from How Good Is Your Global Eyesight?
