Going two years after the Covid-19 outbreak has made businesses constantly on guard. It has made decision-makers prepare for uncertainty and formulate better strategies.  Business executives, along with global mobility professionals, are now keeping themselves posted on the latest and anticipated trends on how work...

The state of California and its cities like San Francisco are bracing for tougher times ahead, due to the spread of the coronavirus in the United States, among other countries. One casualty is employment as a rising number of talents are either being laid off...

The mere mention of artificial intelligence (AI) and automation makes global mobility managers and human resource leaders anxious. They fear that these latest innovations will replace them or make them redundant. One constant argument is that their own managers and executives, who write their checks,...