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Category: U.S. Relocation

Selecting Core Flex Program Benefits and Administering

Jerry Funaro | August 5, 2019

Core Flex Program BenefitsThe core relocation benefit ensures there is some level of parity and predictability among relocating employees and that all employees receive the basic benefits needed to get the transfer done. For domestic relocations, such a core flex program benefit might include: relocation counseling, home marketing assistance, rental or home finding assistance, final trip to the destination, and shipment of household goods.

Additional flexible elements that could be matched to the employee’s requirements could include: Read More

Categories: Corporate Relocation, Domestic Relocation, Employee Relocation, International Relocation, Millennials, Relocation Policy, Talent Mobility, U.S. Relocation

Pros & Cons of Core-Flex Relocation Programs

Jerry Funaro | July 26, 2019

Core-flex relocation programsCore-flex relocation programs build in flexibility and minimize costly exceptions, and ultimately this model can increase employee satisfaction and acceptance rates for both international relocations and domestic relocations. In addition, a carefully considered core-flex program can help companies to:

– Gain a recruiting edge

– Tailor relocation benefits more closely to employee or candidate needs

– Make employees feel more valued and invested in the process

– Empower hiring managers, business units, regional locations, etc.

– Eliminate or at least dramatically reduce exceptions

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Categories: Corporate Relocation, Domestic Relocation, Employee Relocation, Relocation Policy, Talent Mobility, U.S. Relocation

The Evolution of the Core Flex Model for Employee Relocation Programs

Jerry Funaro | July 16, 2019

core flex modelThe core-flex model has become one of today’s most talked-about employee relocation programs. As the name suggests, core-flex incorporates a defined, core relocation benefit and a flexible selection of optional benefits to supplement this core. Along with lump sum packages, core-flex programs are an increasingly popular way to add flexibility and align mobility benefits with employee needs.

Two major factors are driving the need for more agile mobility programs: the keen battle for talent in a full-employment labor market and the growing population of millennial transferees. Recruiters and hiring managers who are eager to sign the best talent need every tool at their disposal, including mobility benefits that make relocation more attractive. For their part, millennials are accustomed to an array of choices in almost every aspect of their lives. They value personal control and dislike corporate mandates.

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Categories: Corporate Relocation, Domestic Relocation, Employee Relocation, Millennials, Relocation Policy, Talent Mobility, U.S. Relocation

Global Mobility Industry Disruption: One Talent Mobility Leader Shares his Management Philosophy

Jerry Funaro | June 24, 2019

global mobility industryDuring Worldwide ERC’s Americas Mobility Conference in Atlanta, WERC President & CEO Peggy Smith caught up with TRC Global Mobility’s Leo Capotorto to talk disruption, innovation and trends within the talent mobility industry.

Leo came to the US from Argentina and he brings a unique perspective to the mobility business. He points to his culture in shaping his philosophy of not making a big deal over the disruptions that will inevitably impact the industry, but instead to “go with the flow.” He emphasizes that disruption is a “good thing,” but advises that you have to adapt fast. Read More

Categories: Corporate Relocation, Domestic Relocation, Employee Relocation, International Relocation, Talent Mobility, U.S. Relocation

Pros & Cons of Domestic Relocation Pre-Decision Programs and Why They are Crucial for Your Business

Jerry Funaro | May 9, 2019

A pre-decision program has long been an integral part of international relocation. However, for domestic relocations, most employers left it up to the employees and their families to determine if the relocation was a good idea, leaving them to consider:

Blurred motion of business people walking - pre-decision planning for US Relocation

  • Home sale and purchase ramifications
  • Cost-of-living changes
  • Whether the spouse or partner will be able to find employment in the new location
  • Children’s education
  • Healthcare availability
  • Neighborhood considerations
  • The employee’s and family’s readiness and suitability for relocation

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Categories: Domestic Relocation, Employee Relocation, International Relocation, U.S. Relocation

Globalization vs De-Globalization: A New World of Bridges…Or Walls?

TRC Global Mobility | February 4, 2019

Global mobility challenges Until recently, the world seemed to be moving inexorably closer, with “us” and “them” giving way to a more global sensibility. Recent populist political movements, from Brexit to Trumpism to Italy’s Five Star Movement and France’s National Rally Party, have challenged this narrative, advocating for a return of local sovereignty and the primacy of national interests. The implications are significant for global mobility and companies that depend on a free flow of talent.

In a recent TRC Global Mobility/Worldwide ERC Learning Zone webinar, Dean Foster, Founder, DFA Intercultural Global Solutions and Executive Strategic Consultant, Dwellworks Intercultural, discussed how cultures and companies are adapting and responding to the new post-global world. He noted that culture is the DNA of a nation. Everything else—politics, economics, social and business life—is a consequence of this culture.

Dean discussed some on-the-ground daily mobility challenges in three areas: Read More

Categories: Corporate Relocation, Domestic Relocation, Employee Relocation, expatriates, expats, International Relocation, Relocation Policy, U.S. Relocation, Webinars

New Mercer Study: What Will Attract Talented Workers to the World’s Emerging Megacities—and What Will Keep Them There?

TRC Global Mobility | January 4, 2019

emerging megacities mercer studyAccording to a new Mercer study, People First: Driving Growth in Emerging Megacities, 47% of GDP growth between 2010-2025 will come from 443 growth economy cities worldwide. The underlying research question was what will attract the most talented workers to these growing cities—and what will make them stay?

Mercer surveyed 7,200 people in 15 cities and seven countries, asking them what is most important to them in the place they live and work. The results help us to understand what motivates people to stay in or move to a particular city—something of material importance to employers that are competing for talent. Read More

Categories: News, Talent Mobility, U.S. Relocation

Impact of U.S. Elections on Mobility

TRC Global Mobility | November 30, 2018

us election mobilityThe following post was originally published on November 29, 2018 by Worldwide ERC.

Dear colleagues:

The movement of government offers clues to the way business will unfold, as new lawmakers enter and others depart. With the recent elections in the United States, we want to provide you with an understanding of the impact such changes could have on mobility.

On November 6, midterm elections (which occur halfway between presidential elections for open Congressional seats) were held, resulting in Democrats taking control of the U.S. House of Representatives and Republicans expanding their majority in the United States Senate to 53-47. Democrats gained a net of 40 seats in the House. Read More

Categories: Domestic Relocation, International Relocation, News, Relocation Policy, Relocation Tax Assistance, Talent Mobility, U.S. Relocation

Worldwide ERC® Monitoring U.S. Birthright Citizenship Challenge

TRC Global Mobility | November 12, 2018

The White House in Washington, DCOriginally Published by Worldwide ERC on November 4, 2018

On 4 November, HBO aired an interview from 29 October with U.S. President Donald Trump conducted by the media company Axios. In response to a question, the President cited his ability to issue an executive order to end the automatic citizenship for certain individuals born in the U.S.

Based on the video and written excerpts of the interview released by Axios, President Trump stated White House counsel believes he has the authority to end the citizenship right for newborns of non-citizens and unauthorized immigrants through executive order. Read More

Categories: expatriates, expats, International Relocation, News, U.S. Relocation

Repayment Agreements: Today’s Best Practices

TRC Global Mobility | September 25, 2018

Shaking hands on a payment agreementRecent Worldwide ERC® data shows that the average cost for a company to relocate a current homeowner employee within the U.S. is $79,425. International assignments are more complex, and not surprisingly, more expensive, sometimes costing employers $1m or more.

It has always been important for companies to protect this substantial investment, but the continuing talent shortage has added another imperative: your best and brightest employees—the ones you are most likely to relocate or to send on assignment—are prime targets of your competitors. They would be happy to capitalize on your investment in your employees, particularly when it comes to international assignment experience. Read More

Categories: Corporate Relocation, Domestic Relocation, Employee Relocation, International Relocation, Relocation Policy, U.S. Relocation
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