As an HR professional managing expatriates, one of the most costly issues your business may face is expatriate failure. Research indicates that failure rates can range from 10% to 50%, with the destination playing a significant role. (Source: Allianz) Therefore, HR support should not end once the expatriate is in place. A lack of local support can contribute to overall expatriate failure, making it essential to build a comprehensive support plan for when they arrive at their new destination. We have compiled the most effective strategies HR can employ to help mitigate expatriate failures. 👉 Swipe to read. #ExpatriateManagement #HRStrategies #GlobalMobility #ExpatSuccess
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