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Australia: Employer Sponsored Skilled Visa – Skilling Australians Fund (SAF)

Text by Australian Government, Department of Home Affairs

Employer Sponsored Skilled Visas – Skilling Australians Fund (SAF) Levy

The newly introduced measures sharpen the focus of Australia’s employer sponsored skilled migration programs to ensure they better  (…)

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CHINA: New Foreigner Work Permit Policies

Text by Debra Beynon, Crown World Mobility

To standardize the management of work permits for foreigners, and to attract more quality talent to the territory, the Chinese government has designed and implemented a new foreigner work permit management system. This reform (…)

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Was beim Auslandeinsatz zu beachten ist

Text von Mirta Del Frari, Expateer GmbH

HR Going Global… „Alles Roger?“

Werden KMU international tätig, werden bald einmal die ersten Mitarbeitenden für einen begrenzten Zeitraum ins Ausland entsandt. Entsendungen sind für Personalverantwortliche oft auch Neuland. Mit ein paar Tipps behält man die Übersicht im unbekannten Territorium.

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Entsendungsvergütungen – Kosten im Schattendasein

Text von Mirta Del Frari, Expateer GmbH

Wenn Unternehmen Mitarbeitende ins Ausland schicken, muss ein fairer Ausgleich zwischen den Interessen der Firma und der betroffenen Mitarbeitenden gefunden werden. Dabei hilft es, die gebräuchlichsten Vergütungsmodelle und …

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SWITZERLAND – Quotas for Work Permits 2016

Text by Sgier + Partner GmbH

The Swiss government has announced the quotas for highly qualified workers from non-European Union/European Free Trade Agreement countries, as well as for assignees from EU/EFTA countries. The quotas announced are the same as those for 2015.

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ASIA: Fascinating, Complex World of Asia Immigration

Text by June Mok, Santa Fe Group

Organisations today face a spectrum of challenges and each company approaches these challenges through an independent prism. The fixes needed today range from minor, country specific changes to systemic global problems. But whatever challenges an organisation faces, everyone agrees with absolute certainty that Asia immigration is not exactly a “walk in the park”.

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