This month we bring you news and expert comment on very different regions, highlighting both opportunities and challenges for global mobility: In Africa, a group of nations have created the continent’s largest free trade zone, and in China demand for commercial property is prompting moves underground, while in Europe a ‘two speed’ property market appears to be emerging.
We also reveal the results of recent surveys into skills shortages, ageism and talent management and examine the benefits of an international education.
Don’t miss the Summer 2015 issue of Re:locate magazine (out today), with special Re:locate Awards supplement, examining our fabulous winners in detail.
Exciting news for early July – look out for our forthcoming Europe digital magazine, with its special focus on the serviced apartments sector – and our brand new free Relocate App which will soon be available from the Apple and Android App Stores!
Claire Tennant-Scull
Online Editor
| Re:locate Global Breaking News |
The Summer 2015 edition of Re:locate magazine, featuring in-depth coverage of the Re:locate Awards 2014/15, will soon be arriving on desks.
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Figures from UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) show that the 2014/15 financial year was a record ...
A new survey by the Halifax bank has highlighted the surge in house prices across Britain with ...
Prime Minister David Cameron’s attempts to renegotiate the UK’s membership of the ...
The British government has granted planning consent for the world's first tidal lagoon ...
Prospects for businesses that use skilled migrant workers took a double hit last week, as ...
Australia’s economy grew at a better-than-predicted rate of 0.9 per cent in the first three months ...
Leaders from 26 African nations have agreed in principle to create the continent's largest ...
What will new regulations in China’s capital city, aimed at reducing traffic congestion and ...
Over the next three years, a staggering 40 million sqm of shopping mall development is ...
According to Knight Frank’s latest report, global house prices increased by just 0.3 per cent ...
English-medium international schools now provide education for over 4 million students around ...
According to the results of a new survey amongst accompanying partners, while the support ...
Eton College will be offering online learning to students in China as part of a new global ...
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An international survey of mid- and senior-level HR professionals confirms that talent management is one of the biggest challenges globally.
SACO The Serviced Apartment Company has released online research into the travel behaviours and requirements of Millennial travellers.
Workers aged over 50 are routinely being overlooked for promotion despite possessing the essential knowledge and experience needed to fill the UK’s leadership skills gap, according to a new report released by the Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM).
Three quarters of CEOs now say that skills shortages are the greatest threat to their business according to research from PwC. The skills gap is so pronounced that many are resorting to mergers and acquisitions to access talent, the report says.
University students believe they benefit from studying alongside people from other countries says a new survey commissioned by the UK’s Higher Education Policy Institute (HEPI) and the Higher Education Academy (HEA).
Relocation reaching out – support our appeal for Zambia. With Africa at the top of the relocation agenda for many organisations, this is the ideal time to introduce an inspirational school in Zambia to the global mobility community.
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