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The Challenges of Hiring Foreign Workers in Your Business

Lead Change Blog

The 2017 directive issued by the Australian government to abolish temporary work visas meant that small and large companies would find it difficult to hire foreign workers from other countries. The next text explains the benefits of hiring foreign workers and other challenges employers face when recruiting them.

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Motivating and Rewarding Your Global Workforce

Chart Your Course

It’s not just domestic companies that are employing remote workers, either. A growing number of international companies are now hiring workers from anywhere, PayScale says. Here are three steps to help you effectively build, manage and motivate a cohesive, efficient global business team. Follow Smart Hiring Strategies.

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Apple’s Latest Diversity Report A Big “So What”

N2Growth Blog

Last week, Apple released its latest Diversity Report. Apple claims that from July 2016 to July 2017, half of its new hires in the U.S. were from historically underrepresented groups in tech (including black, Hispanic, Native American, Native Hawaiian & women). . In the U.S., In the U.S., How Apple Can Win the Diversity Game.

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Win the Race for Talent – Talent Management magazine

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can no longer count on influxes of foreign talent to meet skill needs. organizations had employment models based on hiring recruits from college or training programs who were likely to stay with a company throughout their career.Skilled workers are becoming an endangered species. Win the Race for Talent. Gordon - 5/10/13.

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Navigating the Complexities of Doing Business in Russia

Harvard Business Review

These companies are not immune from geopolitical tensions, which can impact their businesses in both direct and indirect ways. These companies are not immune from geopolitical tensions, which can impact their businesses in both direct and indirect ways. Jennifer Maravillas for HBR. ” Similarly, hours after the U.S.

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What African Start-Ups Need to Do to Hire and Keep Great Talent

Harvard Business Review

In Africa’s technology start-up scene, one of the most difficult challenges is attracting and retaining talent. The tools used by Silicon Valley, London, and Paris to hire top talent — namely stock options — seldom work in Africa. Africa has a limited talent pool, particularly in technology fields.

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Why Japan’s Talent Wars Now Hinge on Women

Harvard Business Review

“The majority — 65 percent — of our new recruits are women,” said the head of a foreign multinational I was working with in Japan last week. Foreign firms have recently figured out that proactive gender strategies offer a significant competitive edge. Women served as leverage to make it happen, and then prove the benefits.