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Toward integration: a more flexible labor market

T Magazine speaks to Martin Schulz, the new President of the European Parliament, about what is being done to create a more flexible labor market.

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New horizons for tax authorities, new challenges for GCR

In their quest for new revenues, governments are starting to act a little more like multinationals. To cope with this, companies will need to raise their game.

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The growing emergence of a “new global executive”

We consider how companies are developing global talent management processes to build talent pipelines for the future, and explore the tax implications of this increasingly mobile workforce.

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The expat evolution

The expatriate executive is alive and well, but the purpose of their assignments has significantly changed, as has the approach to handling them. T Magazine´s animation highlights the evolution of the role.

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Human capital on the move

The traditional pattern of West to East migration is giving way to a new multipolar reality for expatriates.

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Welcome back. Now – please don’t leave!

Returning expatriates are far more likely to leave an organization than their compatriots. How can this be avoided?

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Globalization and the evolution of living costs

The relative costs of the world’s business cities are evolving in line with shifts in the global economy.

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Interview: Preparing a new human age

T Magazine interviews Françoise Gri, President of ManpowerGroup Southern Europe and one of Fortune’s Global 50 Most Powerful Women in Business.

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Nomadic workforce: challenges of the stateless employee

A growing number of workers are nearly permanently on the road as their employers expand globally. This in turn raises considerable challenges, not least of which in terms of finances and tax.

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Challenges of being upward and outwardly mobile

Global business leaders need to be mobile, but this brings real costs, not least in terms of potentially higher personal taxes. Employers also need to manage their risks from increased mobility.

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Tools for managing in a virtual world

A globalized economy is allowing companies to tap into talent from around the world. But effectively managing such virtual, multinational teams requires both new tools and different approaches.

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An effective CEO succession planning strategy is crucial

Companies with a well-planned succession process not only have better chances of securing the best leaders, but also find it easier to attract and retain key talent.

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Making relocation a success

Expatriate postings all too often end in failure. So what can be done to help ensure a successful assignment?

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