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Issue 016
Wise Article – How to capture the added value of an international assignment and link it to Return on Investment (ROI)
How many organizations send employees on international assignment, calculate the ROI, and believe it was a worthwhile investment?
How many expats go on assignment and return to a job that engages them and leverages what they learned?
Here’s Why Your Gut Instinct Is Wrong at Work – And How to Know When It Isn’t
Let’s say you’re interviewing a new applicant for a job and you feel something is off. You can’t quite put your finger on it, but you’re a bit uncomfortable with this person. She says all the right things, her resume is great, she’d be a perfect hire for this job – except your gut tells you otherwise.
Pension Reform in Japan – Expansion of DC Plans and the New Hybrid Plan
2016 was a symbolic year for pension systems in Japan.
In November 2016, the Japanese Diet enacted new legislation that shortens the eligibility period for public pensions from 25 years to 10 years. This was followed the next month by a revision to the automatic balancing system.
Relying On Your Gut Instinct
Surveys of employers and their employees consistency show wellness at work is a key consideration. The treatment of chronic conditions that impair energy levels, require short or long-term absences, and make serious use of healthcare insurance have become a top priority around the world.
Interview With Peter De Vries International Group Program (IGP)
Global Benefits Vision: Good morning, Peter. Perhaps you’d like to start off with the highlights of your career.
Peter de Vries: I joined IGP in 1988, when I was just a “slip of a lad”, to head up the European region, which, at the time and still today is the largest region for IGP in terms of premium. While most of our clients, about 55 percent, are North American multinationals, most of the premium is paid in the European region.