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    Uncertainty prevails as travellers offered conflicting US immigration advice

    by Jo Faragher 30 Jan 2017
    by Jo Faragher 30 Jan 2017

    The US Embassy has revised its advice to travellers after President Donald Trump’s executive order on immigration led to confusion....

    • China
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    • Bank holidays

    Seven facts about employment law in China

    by Ashok Kanani 27 Jan 2017
    by Ashok Kanani 27 Jan 2017

    What is the Chinese statutory public holiday entitlement for employees? Do employers have to pay a premium for working during...

    • Brexit
    • Europe
    • Trade unions

    Theresa May’s Brexit speech: what will it mean for employment?

    by Personnel Today 18 Jan 2017
    by Personnel Today 18 Jan 2017

    Following Theresa May’s speech laying out the UK’s objectives for its exit from the EU, we round up the reaction...

    • France
    • Working Time Regulations
    • Work-life balance

    Could the UK follow the French and introduce a right to disconnect?

    by Jane Fielding 18 Jan 2017
    by Jane Fielding 18 Jan 2017

    French workers can now negotiate with their employer on limiting their access to emails and other work activity outside of...

    • Global mobility
    • Global HR
    • Talent management

    Cardiff leads British cities as UK ranks third for talent

    by Rob Moss 17 Jan 2017
    by Rob Moss 17 Jan 2017

    The UK has been ranked third in the world for “talent competitiveness”, according to research that measures countries’ ability to...

    • Employment law
    • Global mobility
    • Global HR

    Could “associate EU citizenship” become a worthwhile employee perk?

    by Personnel Today 13 Jan 2017
    by Personnel Today 13 Jan 2017

    The proposal by an MEP that UK nationals could take out “associate EU citizenship” could appeal to UK employers who...

    • Expatriates
    • Employment law
    • Global HR

    How do you decide if expatriate employees’ legal rights fall under UK or foreign law?

    by Helena Rozman 7 Dec 2016
    by Helena Rozman 7 Dec 2016

    The recent legal case of Jeffery v The British Council shows employers how to decide whether expatriate employees’ legal rights...

    • Brexit
    • Skills shortages
    • Immigration

    International recruitment and immigration charges: tips for employers

    by Sophie Barrett-Brown 6 Dec 2016
    by Sophie Barrett-Brown 6 Dec 2016

    Employers will be able to reduce costs when recruiting international talent if they can “frontload” next year’s recruitment before April,...

    • Adoption
    • Shared parental leave
    • Asia

    Singapore employment law: what changes are coming in 2017?

    by Felicity Alexander 5 Dec 2016
    by Felicity Alexander 5 Dec 2016

    To attract overseas business investment, Singapore has concluded an international network of trade agreements. Changes to Singapore employment law in...

    • Expatriates
    • Global HR
    • Talent management

    Why the talent function needs to work more closely with global mobility

    by Andrea Piacentini 2 Dec 2016
    by Andrea Piacentini 2 Dec 2016

    International assignments play a positive role in career advancement, so why is global mobility not linked more closely to talent...

    • Employer branding
    • Onboarding
    • Global HR

    IHG wins 2016 Personnel Today Award for Employer Branding

    by Clare Allerton 22 Nov 2016
    by Clare Allerton 22 Nov 2016

    Intercontinental Hotels Group checked out of the Personnel Today Awards 2016 this week with the Award for Employer Branding. Here,...

    • Brexit
    • Corporate governance
    • HR practice

    Global uncertainty creates opportunity for HR professionals

    by Rob Moss 9 Nov 2016
    by Rob Moss 9 Nov 2016

    CIPD chief executive Peter Cheese has called for HR to step up to the corporate agenda after a “turbulent year”...

    • Brexit
    • Expatriates
    • Europe

    International assignments in an uncertain world (webinar)

    by Bar Huberman 11 Oct 2016
    by Bar Huberman 11 Oct 2016

    ON DEMAND | The current economic and political climate has led to increasing challenges for employers managing ...

    • Brazil
    • Constructive dismissal
    • Health and safety

    Zika and employees – an unfortunate Olympic challenge

    by Ed Stacey 5 Aug 2016
    by Ed Stacey 5 Aug 2016

    Ed Stacey examines whether employees can be forced to work in Brazil in light of the Zika virus

    • Indonesia

    Employment law in Indonesia: 10 key facts

    by Fiona Cuming 3 Aug 2016
    by Fiona Cuming 3 Aug 2016

    Indonesia is the fourth most populous country in the world. It comprises 17,500 islands spanning three time zones. It is...

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