February 14, 2025
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Secondments: How xpath.global Simplifies Corporate Mobility
Secondments—temporary assignments where employees transfer to a host country—are a cornerstone of modern corporate mobility strategies. They enable talent development, cross-border collaboration, and market expansion. However, managing secondments involves navigating complex compliance, logistics, and employee well-being challenges. In 2025, the average international relocation costs 77,000 per employee, with temporary housing alone accounting for 15,000. Without robust […]
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February 10, 2025
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The Evolving Role of Global Mobility in HR
Global mobility has evolved from simple relocation logistics into a strategic function within HR. Effective employee relocation and immigration processes are crucial for organizations aiming to establish a global presence. Partnering with expert local providers and leveraging advanced technology can significantly enhance these processes. Today’s HR and mobility professionals must handle: 🔸Immigration and visa compliance […]
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February 6, 2025
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Global Mobility Services: Employee Immigration
As organizations expand internationally, they often face the complex challenge of managing their global workforce. Employee immigration, relocation, and compliance are central to ensuring a smooth transition for talent moving across borders. To tackle these challenges effectively, companies need a trusted partner that offers comprehensive global mobility services. This is where xpath.global stands out as […]
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January 20, 2025
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The Rise of Short-Term Assignments
As globalization continues to reshape business strategies, organizations are increasingly turning to short-term international assignments (STAs) to provide employees with global exposure without the complexities of long-term commitments. These assignments, typically lasting three to twelve months, offer businesses the flexibility to address specific project needs, tap into international expertise, and nurture leadership talent by immersing […]
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January 14, 2025
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Hungary: Reduction in Quota for Employment Permit
Hungary has announced a major reduction in its quota for issuing employment-related residence permits, including guest worker permits, as part of a broader effort to protect domestic jobs and stabilize the local labor market. The new combined quota is now 35,000, down from 65,000. This significant policy change will affect businesses relying on foreign talent, […]
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January 14, 2025
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Internal Schengen Border Checks Situation – Current Status
The Schengen Area, known for its border-free travel across Europe, has seen a significant shift with internal border checks reintroduced by several member states. Originally intended as temporary measures, these checks have now been extended into 2025, affecting travelers, commuters, and businesses. Countries like Austria, France, and Germany are leading this shift, citing security concerns […]
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January 14, 2025
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Italy’s Postal Receipt Rule May Impact Travel
Recent updates to Italy’s immigration policy have sparked concern among non-EU nationals applying for residence permits. The change relates to the validity period of postal receipts (ricevuta postale) issued during the application process. This receipt, previously a crucial travel document, now comes with stricter expiration rules. Applicants relying on these receipts to re-enter Italy after […]
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