Overseas workers

86% of international companies offer health and wellbeing support to reduce absence

Absence prevention and getting employees back to work are the key reasons companies with...

Gary Clark: Diversifying work settings – the growing trend of workcations

When flexible remote working became the norm, employees worldwide began reaping the benefits of...

Global employers urged to take urgent action on communicable diseases  

The Pan American Health Organization has issued an update on Oropouche Fever1, continued MPOX outbreaks, and warnings of a new Covid strain.

60% employers concerned about physical health of overseas employees

Businesses with employees working abroad put concerns about physical health above mental, financial and social health, particularly in light of remote working.

Social unrest in Europe – how to support employees on overseas assignment

HR and mobility managers must enhance their focus on assignee well-being and safety in light of the current socio-political climate.

Samantha O’Donovan: How to help expat employees beat the six-month homesickness slump

When staff members work for a period abroad, it’s not uncommon for them to develop feelings of homesickness – wherever in the world that may be.

83% of employers with overseas staff risk inadequate support with cash lump sum for benefits

It’s difficult to fulfil a duty of care when only offering a lump sum, rather than offering specific support from an approved and expert source.

Tips for staying healthy and productive during your next business trip

When it comes to business travel, changing environments and routines can affect employees' physical and mental health, negatively affecting their work.

57% of companies may fail to support overseas staff adequately

57% of companies with overseas staff face potential issues by offering the same wellbeing support to those working abroad as to those based in the UK.

Healthy ways to overcome travel anxiety for business travellers

Experiencing travel anxiety? You are not alone. At any given time, more than eight million people throughout the UK are experiencing an anxiety disorder.

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