German voters most pro-European
German voters are among the most pro-European and migrant-friendly in the EU a new survey of eight countries reveals. According
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Beating Brexit: How UK sustainability legislation will change after 2019
In May 2018, the UK’s Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, Michael Gove, announced that Britain’s sustainability
Turkey sees immigration levels rise
The number of people immigrating to Turkey increased by 22.4 per cent in 2017, new figures show. The latest data
EU immigration to UK at lowest level for four years
Figures released last week show that EU to UK immigration is down to its lowest level for four years. The
Australia launches Global Talent Scheme
At the start of this month, Australia launched the Global Talent Scheme pilot programme to help Australian businesses attract the
Japan replaces United Kingdom as most expensive country to send expats
The United Kingdom is no longer the most expensive country of the top-40 financial hubs for expat pay packages. According
Moving to the US Without a Job Offer
You want to move to the US, but you don’t have a job offer from a company that is willing
Heading to Australia? – How to land that job interview
A scatter-gun approach, desk bound attitude, poor social media presence or jobseeker burnout could all explain why your job search
Young Irish Professionals are Emigrating by the Thousands
Ireland has a serious problem: many of its young professional talent are leaving the country. With only a population of
UK Prime Minister, Theresa May, announces EU nationals’ rights will be safeguarded
It has been almost a year since Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty was triggered and both EU citizens living