The COVID-19 pandemic has reshaped the way we work, and we can observe a resulting shift in how organizations approach and manage globally mobile employees.
A number of factors arising from the global health crisis, such as new compliance regulations, corporate cost cutting and restrictions in travel on the one hand, and the need to maintain company performance notwithstanding the unprecedented disruption on the other hand, have led to rethinking global mobility and caused an increased interest in international foreign hires.
First launched as a short spot survey in 2020, the study soon showed that the topic was highly relevant for employers around the globe. We have, therefore, launched an in-depth edition of the International Foreign Hires – Allowances, Entitlements and Benefits Survey that continues our research into the industry trends, policies and practices guiding the management of international foreign hires in multinational companies.
Topics covered
Compensation and benefits
Immigration and tax services
Relocation and destination services
Other services, allowances, and entitlements
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2021 International Foreign Hires Survey Report
Covering data gathered from 100+ multinational companies in spring 2021, the report offers detailed insights into how multinational organizations manage international foreign hires, focusing on aspects such as allowances, entitlements and benefits.
Report highlights
47% of organizations pay their international foreign hire employees as per local market data, while the remaining 53% use other compensation approaches.
70% of companies contribute to tax filing services only in the first year of the transition, while 30% of companies provide tax returns on an ongoing bases.
16% of survey participants provide international schooling to all their international foreign hires, while 20% differentiate services based on various criteria.
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