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Mercer is holding a one-hour web briefing on expatriate localisation on Tuesday 29 September at 14:00 in the UK/15:00 in continental Europe. This briefing will benefit any HR professionals involved in the management or administration of expatriates. In recent years, more and more companies are localising their expatriates. A growing number of organisations are currently reviewing their localisation policy as a part of their global mobility programme, or modifying their current policies and practices. The main rationale behind this trend is cost containment.The briefing will present the latest trends and practices in the localisation process and discuss how organisations move their expatriates’ compensation packages to a local status. The presentation will also cover:
The localisation approach and challenges
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