Companies are increasingly turning to innovative solutions to stay ahead. From the integration and adoption of AI, to navigating complex social and economic factors, and new ways of working and interacting, Global Mobility needs to be agile and optimize its resources. During this session, we will:
• Explore the top global trends disrupting Mobility and why they’re expected to have an impact;
• Review global mobility compensation strategies by APAC organizations;
• Discover how employee-requested moves are being actively used to attract and retain talent;
• Share insights on costs of living and housing inflation for key expatriate markets.
The roundtable discussion is led by Silvia Gong. Each table has a facilitator and is assigned a specific discussion topic. Attendees can join the topic that interests them to share experiences, exchange ideas, and ask questions. Each discussion will last for 30 minutes, after each discussion, attendees will rotate to other tables of interest.
As China’s mobility landscape evolves, organizations must navigate shifting workforce expectations, regulatory complexities, and economic trends. This session will explore how Chinese mobility programs can leverage technology to enhance efficiency, compliance, strategic growth and reduce costs.
While focusing on China’s unique dynamics, we’ll also draw from global client insights to highlight best practices and emerging trends shaping mobility programs worldwide. Join us to discover how digital solutions are transforming mobility strategies in China and beyond.
Domestic (in-country) mobility continues to gain recognition as a distinct talent mobility segment in numerous countries worldwide. This is especially true within the APAC region.
At the same time, employers are challenged to adopt a structured and consistent approach to support this category of talent.
Just 43% of respondents to Weichert’s comprehensive 2024 China global mobility study, confirmed that Domestic China mobility forms part of their global mobility program. However, the full range of responses suggest that Domestic mobility in China continues to evolve, adopting more sophisticated approaches and practices that align more closely with their global domestic equivalents.
And of those companies with a Domestic China mobility program, 95% report their company’s view of these programs as being either “important” or “very important.”
This session will focus on:
• Sharing key developments at a macro level, in Domestic Mobility
• The current and evolving state of Domestic Mobility in China
• Suggestions for best or better practices, going forward, in this important talent mobility segment
As the talent pool in China continues to expand, companies are increasingly sending employees on business travels and both short- and long-term assignments. This session will discuss key considerations for HR professionals managing these international assignments, focusing on popular destinations such as the U.S., Europe, and Southeast Asia. Attendees will gain insights into the legal frameworks, tax implications, and best practices for ensuring compliance, enabling organizations to effectively support their employees during international travels and assignments. Join us to equip yourself with the knowledge needed to navigate this complex landscape successfully.