By: Tamara Molino | CRP, GMS

December 6, 2016

Relocations can generate a lot of excitement as companies eye the potential for increased revenue, organizational growth, and the development of their employees. It is important for those managing workforce mobility to know if their company’s relocation policies make sense in today’s evolving, global business environment. It is critical for all the stakeholders in employee relocation – talent acquisition, human resources, procurement, finance, legal, etc. – to fully understand the best practices to ensure that their policies are competitive, compliant, and effective.

Here are the top 5 reasons you should be reviewing your relocation program and policies:

  • To ensure competitiveness within your industry in order to attract and retain the best talent
  • To identify enhancement and cost-saving opportunities (i.e. process, service cost, exception reduction, etc.)
  • To maintain alignment with your overall mobility objectives across key disciplines
  • To educate internal stakeholders on current best practices and trends
  • To learn about innovative ideas for managing a changing workforce mobility environment

Policy Benchmarking Options

A best practice across all industries is to conduct program and policy reviews every 12 to 18 months, depending on an individual company’s relocation volume, size, and scale of programming. You can receive expert guidance and award-winning service by submitting a request for contact.

Vice President, Global Services Tammy is responsible for GMS’ regional operations teams in North and Latin America, EMEA, and APAC. Tammy provides over 14 years of leadership experience in the areas of international assignment management, global network management, global consulting and business development. Her experience in global mobility includes new client implementations, policy and compliance development, global compensation and billing, vendor management, case management, and real estate home sale/purchase programs. Tammy travels extensively and studied abroad in Switzerland, Chile, Peru, Dubai and Abu Dhabi.

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