Job evaluation has a crucial role to play in benchmarking expatriate salary packages. It allows consistent and reliable comparisons in a diverse field, aiding the management and benchmarking of employees around the world.
As we launch ECA's MyExpatriate Market Pay survey for another year we take a look at some of the results from last year's survey which reflect the changes we are seeing in the market.
For several reasons, changing compensation packages as a direct response to currency movements is nearly always a bad idea.
In countries where inflation is particularly high, ECA undertakes interim cost of living surveys so that companies can protect their assignees’ spending power.
In order to attract and retain talent it is vital to keep track of local national salary trends in the locations where you operate. ECA's Senior Remuneration Analyst, Oliver Browne, reports on the key findings from this year's Salary Trends Survey.
We dispel a few myths, highlight common pitfalls to avoid and provide advice to help global mobility teams establish best practices and compliance when managing short-term assignments.
Why are short-term assignments growing in popularity and how are companies structuring packages?
What is the select country approach to calculating assignment pay, and when should you use it?
Differences in economies, pay structures, currencies and tax law across the EU mean there is a complex answer to this simple question.
We discuss how Hong Kong's attractiveness to multinationals and expats compares with 20 years ago and in relation to other regional competitors.