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How do you manage staff and build a workforce in the current working world? That’s exactly what The Working World investigates. Your hosts, Keryn and Jamie, joined by industry experts explore current global business trends, staff mobility post-COVID-19, and the various elements of managing and building a truly global workforce around the world today.
The Working World hosts The Working World, a business show with 43 episodes published.
In the complex world of global mobility, relocating for work has long been a source of stress, paperwork, and logistical nightmares. Imagine a world where moving across borders is as seamless as ordering a coffee – this
In our latest episode of The Working World, Eddie Coronado , Senior Manager Talent & Performance Management at AdventHealth, was our guest speaker. In this episode, he highlights the importance of aligning mobility progr
In this episode, Majlinda Lulo, Australian Immigration Director at Absolute Immigration, joins The Working World podcast to unpack recent changes in the Australian immigration system. Drawing from her extensive experienc
In this episode, Benjamin Bader , a professor at Newcastle University and co-founder of Mastering GM, discusses the critical role of global mobility in today's workforce and how professionals can effectively highlight it
Dive into the increasing cost of accommodation for mobility program owners and businesses in Australia, particularly in Victoria, with Jenni Hurst, Principal at Dovetailer. Jenni, an expert in the Global Mobility industr
Dive into the world of internships and the ever-shifting Australian employment landscape with Gerald Holland, CEO of InternMach, and Naren Chellappah, Program Director at Career Success Australia. In this episode, Gerald
In this episode, Shumin Yeo, Director of Education and Growth at ATMA, and Steve Burson, Chairman of ATMA provided an overview of the Asian Talent Mobility Alliance (ATMA) and its mission. ATMA, a non-profit organisation
Jess Dunderdale has dedicated the majority of her professional journey to the corporate accommodation space. In her capacity as the Senior Director of Sales at AltoVita, Jess is tasked with establishing new partnerships
Shravan is a highly driven, entrepreneurial, and visionary engineering professional, with a successful track record in impacting corporate profitability, productivity, and competitive performance through skillful alignme
Dave is a nationally recognised trainer, facilitator and speaker. He is the founder and CEO of Oak and Reeds, which offers practical communication training to clients including Lyft, Nike, CBRE, the Kellogg School of Man
Jamie Haerewa is Co-founder and Managing Director of Agile HRO. She is a recognised thought leader and entrepreneur with her valuable insights featured in popular publications like Business Leader, Grit Daily News, Finan
James is Director of Alidade Australia, whose mission is to enable the world in Hybrid work. His goal is to create a more efficient demand and supply real estate eco-system, using specialist occupancy simulation technolo
Margot Andersen is the founder of Insync Network Group, a career advisory and professional network for Australian repatriates, and the Director of Talent Insight Australia, a career management and leadership consultancy.
Marie-Claire Ross, BA (Hons) is a speaker, facilitator and mentor. She works with leaders and teams to build trusted, thriving team cultures that increase engagement, team credibility and retain great talent. Marie-Clair
We all know him as the charismatic host of LOVE + RELO, but Ben Cross is so much more than that? Like so many others, he has dived into entrepreneurship – forming GLOMO which offers consultancy, recruitment, and M&A serv
Dr. Sean Gallagher is Director of the Centre for the New Workforce at Swinburne University of Technology and one of Australia’s leading experts on the future of work. Following on from Sean’s fascinating insights in our
Mario Ferraro is Chief Sales & Marketing Officer of ITX Singapore and an internationally recognised thought Leader in the area of Global Mobility and International HR. In this Take 5, Mario brings us an update on the ris
Ursula makes tax exciting and in this engaging and upbeat podcast, we are enlightened to the world of tax and retirement implications when working overseas. With the increasing rise in digital nomad visas, Ursula’s exper
Our co-host Jamie Lingham is also the founder, CEO, and Global Immigration Leader at Absolute Immigration. With over 20 years in the business, Jamie knows a thing or two about immigration, visa options, and how to attrac
Our co-host Keryn Mendes is a global mobility practitioner and in this 5 minute episode, we are given some great tips on how to make your organisations’s mobility program more sustainable. In a nutshell, Keryn covers are
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