Twitter Facebook LinkedIn SHRM USA
PrintE-mail
   
hr-disciplines section

Transfers and Relocation

The intent of this survey is to find out what the repatriate’s experience has been since his or her move back to his or her home country and use this information to create better repatriation program.

Talent mobility - looking at patterns of movement among employees and making it easier for them to move inside their organizations- is an emerging formal HR discipline, according to a Bersin & Associates.

USCIS will reject petitions for new H-1B specialty occupation workers seeking an employment start date in FY 2012 that arrived after Nov. 22, 2011.

HR is critical to a company’s international success when it comes to matching and preparing the right employee for an overseas assignment, Bruce Alan Johnson said at SHRM Annual Conference's Masters Series session.

In the first of a series of HR roundtables, our panel of experts discuss thoughts on talent mobility and its impact.

Globalization is changing the makeup of talent mobility making it a necessity for the employer and employee.

Executive Coach Ashley Chiampo discusses why is it important for organizations to get their expatriates to adjust quickly, how it benefits the organization and the ways in which integration can be achieved.

This case, based on a fictional U.K.-based organization, gives learners the opportunity to think about key decisions involved in international assignments and to transfer their knowledge of domestic HR issues

The recession and real estate bust transformed services - and specialists' jobs

HR departments can speed the process of sending an employee on an international assignment by establishing procedures that provide enough lead time to deal with problems that arise, say employee relocation specialists.