More pay, more experience, more adventure – what more could they want? Unfortunately, decisions as life changing as relocation aren’t typically made in the office by a vote of one. They are made by entire…

In talking with relocating employees and spouses, we’ve heard it all – the excitement as well as the fears about moving to the new location, concerns about the kids, anxiety about the spouse’s career. It’s…

So you’re in talks with a potential relocating employee. You’re hoping this first-choice candidate accepts the international assignment. But, in a world where employees have a plethora of employment options and companies are scrambling to…

In the past, employees generally accepted a relocation policy because it was a step forward in their career. However, 56% of relocations are not promotions in our current landscape.1 In addition, relocation benefits are becoming…

Culture shock hits in so many ways during international relocations. “It was difficult realizing we had to start a completely new life,” says Jorge Vidal Gutierrez. “Canada and Mexico are very different countries.” The shock…

“I am a master mover! After moving to the US from the UK, I relocated to Texas, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, Iowa, and Wisconsin,” says Sheena Pracyk, as she prepares to make another move to…

Your transferees likely need more support than new hires. They just uprooted their home, their family, and their life. While getting to know new faces at the office and learning a new role, they’re also…

“Job searches are lonely,” says Jennie Gage, who relocated from Canada to the U.S. with her young family when her husband accepted a new position. “I was in a new country away from my family…

It’s not the major moving parts that weigh on Expatriates – it’s the small day-to-day frustrations that add up over time. While your company likely addresses the big pieces of the puzzle during their global…