The Why of Mobility

Much of the role of the global mobility managers today is how to get the most out of their program budget. Jonathan Frick, Manager of Global Mobility at Ineo, is joined by Kay Ironside, UKI Global Mobility Lead, and Holly Maria Creed, Global Mobility Manager at DXC, as they discuss their strategies and tactics—from employee policy to vendor selection—to get the most bang out of their global mobility program dollars. 

Though the exact right answers will differ for every program depending on the culture and priorities of the company, there are many best practices that are applicable across the board.  Learn about Kay’s and Holly’s thought process to land on an approach which improved outcomes for their employees, for their company, and for their customers. 

Have you ever asked yourself why your role or your department exist? How are you adding value? Is the amount of value added sufficient to justify the salaries and costs that your department incurs? These are hard questions to ask, but once answered there is confidence and direction that previously would not have existed. Chris Blair, of Aviva, discusses the journey that he and his team took to discover the why for his team, how that changed his mindset, and what daily activities better serve his mobile population. Putting all aspects of mobility, payroll, tax, visa/immigration, etc through this lens provides insights about how the answer of "why" can reform your mobility program.

Visa and immigration or tax compliance requirements during an employee transfer or reassignment expose an organization to significant compliance risk.  The fact that both are ever changing demands that global mobility program managers stay up to date in order to manage their mobility population in the best, most compliant manner possible. 

In this podcast, Saikumar Rajasekaran, who is expert on mobility visa and immigration, provides very timely and candid insights about the changes facing the mobility industry today in the United Kingdom and globally. Learn how different countries administer their border control process, and how different programs can prepare for the continual change that is bound to occur.