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Blogs
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Friday, April 12, 2024
HOW BALTIMORE’S FRANCIS SCOTT KEY BRIDGE COLLAPSE AFFECTS RELOCATION
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Wednesday, April 3, 2024
Developing Inclusion and Belonging to Enhance the Mobility Experience
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Tuesday, April 2, 2024
Why Waiting for Lower Mortgage Rates Might Not Be Best for Relocating Employees
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Tuesday, March 26, 2024
Conversations With Mobility Leaders: How ESG Macro-Trends Influence Mobility Strategies
Playbook for Mobility Management During Crises and Disasters
Guidelines for Developing an Effective Crisis Management Plan
When a crisis or disaster strikes, it has the potential to disrupt even the most diligent relocation plans. Unexpected circumstances are always a challenge and a thorough, well-planned response is critical to success in providing timely, effective support to mobile employees – while concurrently managing the needs and expectations of internal stakeholders. Though wider employee groups are often impacted by unexpected events, mobile employees may have unique needs during a natural disaster, heated geo-political conflicts, or pandemics such as the outbreak of COVID-19. The following is intended to provide guidelines for mobility management; the information will help mobility leaders and teams support efforts to minimize the impact of a crisis on organizations and employees and assist planning the mobilization of employees, when appropriate.
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- Policy & Procedures
- Program Optimization & Efficiency
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- Europe | Middle East | Africa