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In an increasingly interconnected world, international employee assignments are constantly evolving. Technological advances are enabling global mobility experts to use more efficient tools to manage global mobility programmes, for example in the context of international business travel compliance.

At the same time, however, companies are confronted with new regulatory requirements and global developments. The latter include geopolitical tensions that can make it difficult for employees to work abroad - not least due to visa restrictions.

Insights from KPMG member firms on global mobility developments

In our three-part publication series "New World. Be brave." global mobility experts from KPMG member firms around the world share their insights into how global mobility can contribute to corporate success and which global developments require specific action.

First part of our publication series on Global Mobility


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The first part of this publication presents approaches to:

  • positioning the Global Mobility division as a proactive and strategic business partner,
  • supporting the company in achieving its environmental, social and governance (ESG) goals,
  • increasing the company's attractiveness for the talent by developing a modern Global Mobility programme based on sustainability criteria.

Featuring the topics:

  • Making artificial intelligence (AI) tangible
  • The end-to-end mobility journey
  • Cross-border data and regulatory compliance

Part 3


Coming soon


Featuring the topics:

  • Managing generational conflicts
  • Flexibility vs. office presence
  • Remote working

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