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How to become contactless

Posted on by Erin Fitzgerald

Contactless payment methods, such as Apple Wallet, Google Pay, and PayPal Tap to Pay, have become much more popular over the last year for public health reasons. But did you know contactless payment methods can also help keep you safe digitally? In most contactless transactions, the customer’s device emits a short-range signal that sends a […] Continue reading… from How to become contactless

Why EQ is so important today

Posted on by Cathy Heyne

Do you feel like the world is in flux? Between the pandemic, social injustice, global human rights, and environmental and climate-related issues, we all have much to consider.  In pre-pandemic offices, seeing a colleague face to face and noting their body language would tell us a lot about how they were feeling.  Working remotely, we all […] Continue reading… from Why EQ is so important today

Traveling with a Disability

Posted on by Ellen Harris

While lots of us were locked in place over the past 18 months, a great many people found themselves changing locations. They took advantage of the freedom to work from anywhere. Or they are now choosing among the many employment opportunities, trying something – or someplace – new. Deciding to move, or merely travel, involves more […] Continue reading… from Traveling with a Disability

How to be proactive

Posted on by Erin Fitzgerald

New jobs, new schools, new activities, new weather seasons…for many households around the globe, this time of year marks beginnings. As a reminder, here are a few basic things you can do now, and should do at least annually: Evaluate your insurance coverage. This can include home insurance, health insurance, and supplemental coverage depending upon your […] Continue reading… from How to be proactive

The Popularity of Lump Sums

Posted on by Cathy Heyne

Quickly becoming one of the most popular relocation policies, the lump sum option is a one-time, fixed payment provided by the employer to an employee to cover all relocation costs. While these programs became popular with U.S. domestic relocations over the past decade, companies are increasingly using lump sums for international relocations, which can be […] Continue reading… from The Popularity of Lump Sums

Reconciling Elder Care and Travel

Posted on by Ellen Harris

Human beings are living longer, and at the same time we have become a more globally mobile society. Though the pandemic has slowed relocations, work-from-home options have opened up travel opportunities. What happens when a decision to move affects the care of an older family member?Whether you are caring for a parent in your home […] Continue reading… from Reconciling Elder Care and Travel