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January 2012

03/01/2012 Calling All HR & Mobility Managers : Take Part in the 2012 Global Mobility Survey

December 2011

21/12/2011 Expatica wishes you a magical Christmas and a successful 2012!

November 2011

25/11/2011 'Send more women on international assignments' say experts

January 2011

10/01/2011 Lack of partner employment adversely affects talent mobility

August 2010

31/08/2010 EC proposals on intra-corporate transferees have no provision for partners to work

05/08/2010 United Kingdom: New English Language Requirement for Spousal Visa Applicants

June 2009

25/06/2009 Women expats: Trailing to greener pastures?

January 2009

08/01/2009 Investigating expat work-life balance from the expat viewpoint

September 2008

12/09/2008 What are we doing for our ‘young’ transferees?

February 2008

12/02/2008 The Evolution of the relocating spouse

June 2007

22/06/2007 Building opportunities for expat spouses

May 2006

04/05/2006 What 'international careers' want from HR

November 2005

03/11/2005 Women on assignment: An evolutionary perspective

April 2005

05/04/2005 Don't ignore the marriage

March 2005

01/03/2005 Changing the way governments do business with expat spouses

November 2004

11/11/2004 The importance of including the spouse

August 2004

11/08/2004 Expat marriages: what HR should know

11/08/2004 How to show spouses you care

11/08/2004 Double the value: the dual career issue

11/08/2004 How to evaluate a career programme

11/08/2004 Why women abroad need coping strategies

11/08/2004 Help spouses who don't want a career

11/08/2004 Keeping spouses connected

11/08/2004 Career programmes: cost, risks and HR's role

11/08/2004 Expat challenges: what surveys don't say

11/08/2004 Partnerjob.com's win-win proposition

11/08/2004 Back to university while living abroad

10/08/2004 Dual careers or duelling careers?

10/08/2004 Understanding a new phenomenon: The male trailing spouse

10/08/2004 Who says men don't need support?

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