Global HR

The recent case of Michelle Palmer, a British expatriate working in Dubai who was caught cavorting on a beach with...

The global economic crisis will decimate HR departments in 2009, according to a study published today.Two in five major firms...

Chemical distribution giant Univar has appointed Detlef Prangenberg as HR director for Europe.Prangenberg, a former General Electric Healthcare HR professional,...

The HR chief at an IT outsourcing firm is bringing home its Mumbai-based UK workers following the terrorist attack on...

The increase in the tax rate to 45% for top earners will make the UK an unattractive place to work,...

As budgets are squeezed in the economic downturn, many global organisations are facing difficult recruitment challenges and searching for more...

As global workforces become the norm, HR must manage an increasingly diverse range of cultures. What difficulties do they face...

Louisa Peacock asks HR practitioners from Europe, Asia and the US about HR’s role within their organisations and what they...

Multinationals with globally mobile employees are adopting a wait and see approach to their policy for dealing with issues arising...

The number of employees on international assignments has doubled over the last three years as part of the continuing trends...

Expacare, one of the world’s leading providers of international medical insurance, have launched the Corporate Advantage Plan which will make favourable...

Employers are failing to comprehensively measure the costs and return on investment (ROI) for staff sent on international assignments, a...

Sending an employee overseas can be a great opportunity for everyone involved, but, as Tara Craig discovers, without the right...

French president Nicolas Sarkozy has successfully abolished the country’s controversial 35-hour working week limit.
A law passed by the country’s...

Dr Rob Feltham outlines the steps you should consider when looking to roll out a global assessment process and get...