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13th month pay is an additional month of salary, mandated by law in around two dozen countries and customary in many
Use the Skilled Worker route unless the person cannot meet the English language requirement. It leads to settlement;
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Build an international strategy in this order: research the market, decide what you are actually selling there, set
A merger runs through eight stages: planning, identifying targets, assessment, valuation, due diligence, negotiation
The largest deals are not the most successful ones. Exxon and Mobil worked. Kraft Heinz destroyed value. AT&T bought
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Most failed overseas assignments fail for personal reasons, not professional ones. The employee can do the job. What
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The advantages of entering a new market are lower operating costs, access to talent you cannot hire at home, and
There are six realistic routes into a new market: exporting, licensing, partnerships, mergers and acquisitions, setting
Five things catch companies employing abroad: local labour law, worker misclassification, regulatory change, data
Merging two teams fails on people, not process. The three things that decide it are communication, shared systems, and
Four things derail international expansion: supply chain complexity, hiring and onboarding people you cannot meet,
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