Expatriate labour is a growing concern for employers.It’s also a topic of intense debate.This year, the Irish Government announced a new directive that will introduce a cap on the number of temporary visas a company can grant, but the impact on employment is still unclear.The Irish Times has spoken to several expatriation industry figures and
In 2018, Cigna, the world’s largest employer of expats, announced it was offering expats an opportunity to work in its health and personal care businesses as an expatriated specialist, an initiative aimed at recruiting more expats to its operations in the UK and overseas.This was done via a partnership with expatriation consultancy Kroll Associates, with
Quebec, Canada – The French expatriates working in the province of Quebec say they have been “trapped” in the country, and they want the government to help them return home.The expats say they fear the government’s immigration policy, which allows them to bring in their spouses and children, will be reversed if the Conservatives are
