When businesses set up new offices internationally, it is common for them to relocate certain members of staff, sending them to act as ‘boots on the ground’ to help ensure that their expansion is a success. After all, it can make sense to utilise familiar talent when you are broadening your horizons to less familiar countries.
However, the nature of their living circumstances means that they may require a number of extra considerations in your international employee benefits strategy. In this article, we share the 6 key mistakes businesses make when hiring expat employees.
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