Relocation News and Trends

NuCompass keeps you up to date with the latest relocation trends and mobility news.

 

Global Mobility Is Getting Easier in 2022

Despite the pandemic, global mobility seems to be getting much easier. An analysis by the Boston Consulting Group concluded that now it is simpler than ever for skilled talent to move abroad and relocate wherever they want.

U.S. Visa Processing Issues Are Affecting Foreign Workers

America’s job market hasn’t been stable for the past couple of years, and with the recent Great Resignation, it just got worse. Right now, there are visa processing delays that are significantly contributing to the nationwide labor shortage. There are more than 11 million job openings in the U.S.

NuCompass NPS Surveys: Better Responsiveness Starts With Better Listening

Our customers’ experience with the services we provide is a priority for all of us at NuCompass. Being a strong partner means listening to feedback, and acting on it. While many competitors send out annual surveys, we know that opportunities for improvement don’t come up once a year. NuCompass uses a Net Promoter Score survey to get rapid feedback from our customers.

Britain’s Financial Sector Aims for 6-month Staff Visa

In Case You Missed It: Is the Great Resignation Actually the Great Migration?

Australia to Allow Some Visa Holders to Return Next Month

Google Employees May See 25% Pay Cut Moving From NY, Silicon Valley

Flexibility Is Key to Talent Attraction and Retention

CFOs Can Improve Staff Costs While Still Meeting Employees’ Needs for Relocation

“CFOs now have a rare opportunity to both provide employees with the flexibility and quality of life adjustments they desire, while improving the organizational cost structure as many employees indicate an openness to relocating to lower cost of living areas,” says Emily Riley, director in the Gartner Finance practice. CFOs can and should collaborate with HR to better accommodate offers to employees about where they choose to work and adjust their pay accordingly.

How Companies Can Use Litigation to Expedite Visa Applications

While visa applicants expect processing delays due to COVID-19, what about the applications that were filed before the pandemic that have been waiting months or even years? These delays are not only frustrating but can cause consequences for ongoing employment authorization, travel, and voting. One option to expedite the process is filing a lawsuit against USCIS in federal court. Read the article below to see what to expect when filing a writ of mandamus.