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6 Key Remote Work Trends to Improve Employee Experience

Globalization Partners

The office-centered workplace was defined by a lack of flexibility, strict schedules, and endless meetings. Flexibility. In fact, 97 percent of employees claim that flexibility in their jobs has a positive impact on their quality of life and is also a reason to stay longer with an employer. Will salary change upon relocation?

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Stay Flexible: How to Hire Globally in a Post-Pandemic World

Velocity Global

Then, economic growth can resume and HR departments can return to their strategic plans, including global hiring. Growth strategies must now include safety protocols, real-time local knowledge, and contingency plans that account for immediate global shutdowns. As a result, businesses’ global hiring plans need to stay flexible.

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Engaging a Global Talent Pool: A Comprehensive Look at the Future of Remote Work

Globalization Partners

Over the past 18 months, the majority of global businesses had to adjust their working models to keep up in the era of remote work. With the popularization of collaborative technology solutions, flexible working has become more widely embraced. Global mobility has enabled this to some degree and will no doubt continue to do so.

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Expat Employee Benefits: Considerations for Global Employers

Velocity Global

Plus, as global hiring becomes more competitive, comprehensive compensation is essential for attracting top talent. Below are four reasons global companies should administer competitive compensation and supplemental benefits to their expatriate talent.

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What Is an International PEO? A Complete Guide for Global Employers

Velocity Global

International PEOs, on the other hand, handle all employment responsibilities on a company’s behalf—from onboarding to payroll, taxes, benefits, talent relocation, and compliance. A more accurate term for international PEO is a global employer of record (EOR), which we discuss below. Talent retention. Streamlined support.

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How Technology Can Help South Korea-Based Companies Find the Best Tech Talent

Globalization Partners

In today’s employee-centric workplace, companies should reevaluate their current workforce’s needs, as employees are increasingly looking for flexible arrangements that promote work-life balance. This is why several companies and tech firms are adjusting their policies to adapt to flexible work arrangements.

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Globalization Benefits and Challenges

Velocity Global

Businesses gain a great deal from globalization, including new customers and diverse revenue streams. Companies interested in these benefits look for flexible and innovative ways to grow their business overseas. What are the Challenges of Globalization? While globalization offers many benefits, it’s not without challenges.

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