The current economic and political climate has led to increasing challenges for employers managing international assignments. Sign up for this XpertHR webinar, in association with Personnel Today, to hear industry experts share practical guidance on global mobility.
Issues facing employers include Brexit, the US election, terrorism, currency volatility and economic uncertainty, as well as potential changes to immigration, tax and employment laws.
International assignments in an uncertain world (webinar)
Growing numbers of continental Europeans, formerly engaged on “local” terms, are likely to be recruited from abroad on expatriate terms.It is likely that more European nationals will require immigration clearance to work in the UK, increasing the workload of UK global mobility practitioners.
Employers are also being called upon to respond to growing security and health risks associated with international assignments.
Watch this 60-minute webinar with industry experts Juliet Carp and David Remedios, who will discuss:
- recent events and trends and their impact on global mobility;
- legal considerations; and
- practical steps employers can take to manage assignment risk in a climate of uncertainty.
Webinar speakers
David Remedios is head of consultancy at ECA International. He has more than 20 years’ experience in global mobility consultancy and is an expert on mobility strategy; policy design and implementation; international remuneration modelling; policy benchmarking; and designing stakeholder surveys. David regularly presents atevents on various aspects of international assignment management, as well as leading ECA’s international HR practitioner training courses.
Juliet Carp is an English solicitor and employment law specialist with US law firm Dorsey & Whitney (Europe) LLP. She is the elected deputy chair of the UK Employment Lawyers Association and a leading expert on the employment law aspects of global mobility. Juliet is author of Drafting employment documents for expatriates.
This webinar was originally broadcast on Wednesday 19 October 2016, 2:00pm BST
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