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Having a globally mobile workforce is an asset when expanding into new markets and can be key to attracting, developing and retaining talent but international assignments need careful management, which is where we come in
We help small, medium, large and multinational companies to manage the complex tax, planning, administrative and strategic aspects of deploying an international workforce.
As well as providing global mobility advice from our offices in London and San Francisco, we have affiliate mobility professionals in over 70 countries around the world.
Services include:
One of the biggest challenges for an nternational businesses is knowing which queries to raise in the first place...
Please click on the links below for more information on some of our global mobility services:
The immigration rules in the UK change frequently and detailed advice should be sought well in advance of anyone travelling to the UK to perform duties
Our Expatriate team provide advice on tax compliance, social security, expatriate compensation structuring and tax reimbursement methodologies
We have created some guidance notes to introduce some of the relevant considerations for individuals who are relocating to the UK to oversee UK set-up
Dec 2019
To help your company get the most from its investment overseas, your employee benefits program should be designed around the needs of your local hires, whilst being compliant with the prevailing laws.
Nov 2019
Global Mobility trends are changing all the time but international assignments remain a vital asset to any company wanting to take advantage of new markets.
UK employers who have people working in the EU, the EEA or Switzerland may need to make changes to their procedures in respect of social security if the UK leaves the EU without an agreement.