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2018 10 NEWS, ANALYSIS & EVENTS
4 Re:editor’s letter Fiona Murchie looks at what’s in store this issue
22 Re:festival Leaders across global mobility joined forces to discover, share and learn how they could creatively future proof their sector
36 Re:awards Celebrating success and innovation at the 2018 Relocate Awards, with 31 pages of case studies, photos and reaction from our fabulous winners
GLOBAL MANAGEMENT
12 Re:agility London remains a highly desirable place to live and work, and its financial services companies are leading the way in cutting edge implementation of digital and HR innovation
49 Re:mobility trends The Festival of Global Mobility Thinking explored global mobility from a more strategic and innovative standpoint
FEATURES
10 Re:technology India’s launch of several new tech partnerships has made it crystal clear the country is open for business
HOT TOPIC
6 Re:Immigration As the Home Office confirms updates on the new Tier 2 arrangements, we report on the implications for globally mobile sectors and their employees
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24 Re:business travel We take a look at the third chapter of the RES Forum’s annual report on Flawless Programme Management and the ‘SAFE’ model of GM programme management
SUPPORTING EMPLOYEES
16 Re:serviced apartments In an increasingly digital age, employees’ expectations of overseas assignments have changed. They want to be involved from the start in deciding where they will live and what facilities will be available
26 Re:diversity We take a look at 2018, which has been a landmark year for the diversity and inclusion agenda
30 Re:future workforce Relocate’s first Festival of Global Mobility Thinking saw discussion of mobility’s widening role and responsibility in developing and enabling future talent for the sector through an interactive afternoon panel
32 Re:curriculum
Could our obsession with STEM create a creativity crisis?
34 Re:technology in education The possibilities for AI in the workplace are endless but it’s also changing the way we learn
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