BREXIT
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Cartus 2016 Global Mobility Policy and Practices Survey: US again top destination. No 4 in list of countries currently presenting greatest mobility challenge for respondents’ organisations. Immigration a key challenge.
Dan Rodriguez, Hays USA: “As the economy improves for another quarter in a row, we are seeing increased job creation and higher wages. Labour-force participation has increased; however, we are not seeing that translate into reduced skills shortages. There is a talent mismatch, so employers are still struggling to fill niche roles, while some jobseekers are struggling to find a suitable role.
“The country’s busiest sectors, such as construction, IT and technology, banking and financial, and life sciences, are experiencing talent shortages that challenge productivity and growth. The 2016 election result will have a significant impact on the federal economy, but it will be some time before we know the full ramifications.”
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AN OUTSTANDING BRITISH INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION IN ROME
St George’s is one of Europe’s leading British curriculum schools. With extensive facilities across two sites, the school provides an outstanding education to pupils aged 3-18, culminating with the (I)GCSE and IB diploma programmes at 16+ and 18+.
“The pupils’ achievements from the Nursery to Year 13 are excellent and represent fulfilment of the school’s ambitious aim to achieve excellence in learning.” Independent Schools Inspectorate
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