Showing posts with label expats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label expats. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 30, 2008

Moving Abroad Can Strain a Marriage

Mary and Ian Tod have enjoyed what Mary calls "a very strong relationship and marriage" for more than 30 years. They lived in Toronto, and Mr. Tod worked as a lawyer before taking a senior-management role at a major auditing-and-tax firm, while Mrs. Tod climbed the ladder and made partner at a prominent international consulting firm. The couple, now in their 50s, raised two children and had many friends and an active social life. READ STORY IN WALL STREET JOURNAL

Friday, September 28, 2007

Welcome to Brussels

Every year, thousands of international managers and employees arrive in Belgium. The Welcome Fair has been created for newcomers who need to find an answer to 1001 questions about this country.It is a unique source of information for newcomers and expatriates.
The 14th edition of the Welcome Fair will take place on October 20 & 21, 2007. The Welcome Fair takes place at the Autoworld Museum - Cinquantenaire /Jubelpark - 1000 Brussels
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Thursday, June 21, 2007

Brussels becomes costlier

European cities are becoming more expensive for expatriates, according to the latest Cost of Living Survey from Mercer Human Resources Consulting. London, climbing three places since last year, is in second place with Moscow maintaining the top position. Asuncion in Paraguay is the least expensive city for the fifth year running.
Similar increases can be noted in Germany where all major cities moved up the ranking, most notably Berlin which climbed 27 places from a ranking of 72 to 45. Brussels moved 26 places from 70 to rank at 44. Not all cities experienced such a dramatic rise, such as Paris which only moved two places from 15th to 13th place.
Powers said that "as companies continue to send employees on expatriate assignments, they must closely monitor changes in cost of living to ensure their expatriate compensation packages are fair and competitive."

Sunday, May 13, 2007

NFL to add games in Europe

American expatriates who also happen to be NFL fans could be in store for an unexpected treat.
The league is in the early stages of planning a setup that would add a 17th game to each team's regular-season schedule, that would be played in Europe

Here are some bone crushing tackles to wet your appetite. FOX sports top fifty hits of all time.