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WHR Global Releases Ask an Expert 2023 Allowances & Per Diems Benchmark Report

WHR Global Shapes Clients’ Policies to Ensure Benefits Offerings Are Competitive in the Market

MILWAUKEE, July 17, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — WHR Global (WHR), a leader in the global employee relocation industry, announced the release of its international 2023 Allowances & Per Diems Benchmark Report called “Ask an Expert!”

At WHR, our mission is to provide clients with superior relocation services, and to do so, we need to be in tune with the global cost of living. To accomplish this, we created the Ask an Expert 2023 Allowances & Per Diems Benchmark Report, a comprehensive guide to understanding the true cost of living, not just in one city, but in many cities worldwide.

“Drawing from my own personal experience as a former expat residing in Switzerland, and a former relocation coordinator, I bring a deep understanding of the challenges and intricacies of international relocation,” said Sean Thrun, Strategic Initiatives Manager at WHR. “This benchmark report and firsthand knowledge equips WHR with the ability to provide valuable insights and guidance to mobility teams, enabling them to navigate the complexities of global assignments more effectively.”

The Report includes 8.8 million price submissions from 11,000 cities, and prices benchmarked by country include rental prices for 1 & 3 bedrooms both inside and outside of city centers, common utilities costs per month, local transportation, and more. Understanding the ground realities of cost of living helps relocation teams create scalable solutions and helps businesses have more productive moves, making the transition for employees smoother than ever.

The Report allows businesses to “check the pulse” of their allowances and per diems, whether they choose to administer fixed amounts globally, or variable by location. If global mobility teams find that the allowances and per diems offered to their employees are lower than the average for that country, contact WHR today for a free consultation, including a breakdown of the benchmark report by city.

Global mobility teams may use this Report, which covers 99 countries, to benchmark the following:

  • Monthly housing allowances for assignments & commuters,
  • Monthly utilities allowances for assignments & commuters,
  • Monthly transportation allowances for assignments & commuters,
  • Transportation per diems for preview and home finding trips, and
  • Meal per diems for preview and home finding trips.

Whether you are a relocation manager or a business leader, investing in the Ask an Expert 2023 Allowances & Per Diems Benchmark Report today can help you make the most informed decisions for your relocation budget and employee benefits policies.

See more data and download the complete 2023 Allowances & Per Diems Benchmark Report “Ask an Expert” here.

The Ask an Expert 2023 Allowances & Per Diems Benchmark is intended for informational purposes only.

About WHR Global

WHR Global (WHR) is a private, client-driven global relocation management company distinguished by its best-in-class service delivery and cutting-edge, proprietary technology. WHR has offices in the United States, Switzerland, and Singapore. With its 100% client retention rate for the past decade, WHR continues to position itself as the trusted leader in global employee relocation. WHR lives by its vision and passion for Advancing Lives Forward® and Making the Complex Simple. To learn more about WHR, visit https://www.whrg.com/, or follow on LinkedIn or Twitter.

Contact:
Sean Thrun, Strategic Initiatives Manager
+1-262-746-1314
Sean.Thrun@whrg.com

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WHR Global publie un rapport comparatif sur les allocations et indemnités, « Ask an Expert » 2023

WHR Global façonne les politiques de ses clients pour s’assurer que les prestations offertes soient compétitives sur le marché

MILWAUKEE, 17 juill. 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — WHR Global (WHR), un leader dans le secteur mondial de la mutation des employés, a annoncé la publication de son Rapport comparatif international sur les allocations et indemnités du nom de « Ask an Expert » 2023 !

Chez WHR, notre mission est de fournir à nos clients des services de mutation de qualité supérieure, et pour ce faire, nous devons être en phase avec le coût de la vie à l’échelle mondiale. Afin d’y parvenir, nous avons créé le Rapport comparatif sur les allocations et indemnités « Ask an Expert » 2023. Il s’agit d’un guide complet pour comprendre le véritable coût de la vie, pas seulement dans une ville, mais aussi dans de nombreuses villes du monde entier.

« Fort de ma propre expérience d’ancien expatrié ayant résidé en Suisse, et en tant qu’ancien coordinateur de mutations, j’apporte une compréhension approfondie des défis et complexités de la mutation internationale », a déclaré Sean Thrun, directeur des initiatives stratégiques chez WHR. « Ce rapport comparatif et ces connaissances de première main permettent à WHR de fournir des informations et des conseils précieux aux équipes chargées de la mobilité afin de gérer plus efficacement les complexités des missions internationales. »

Le rapport comprend 8,8 millions de soumissions de prix provenant de 11 000 villes, et les prix comparés par pays incluent les prix de location pour 1 et 3 chambres à coucher à l’intérieur et à l’extérieur des centres-villes, les coûts des services utilitaires publics généraux par mois, les transports locaux et plus encore. Comprendre les réalités du coût de la vie aide les équipes de mutation à créer des solutions modulables et permet aux entreprises de prendre des décisions plus productives, fluidifiant plus que jamais le changement pour les employés.

Le rapport permet aux entreprises de comparer et contrôler leurs allocations et indemnités, qu’elles choisissent d’administrer des montants fixes à l’échelle mondiale ou variables selon les lieux. Si des équipes de mobilité internationale constatent que les allocations et indemnités offertes à leurs employés sont inférieures à la moyenne du pays en question, nous les invitons à contacter WHR dès à présent pour une consultation gratuite, comprenant un détail du rapport comparatif par ville.

Les équipes de mobilité internationale peuvent utiliser ce rapport, qui couvre 99 pays, pour comparer les éléments suivants :

  • Allocations mensuelles de logement pour les affectations et les navetteurs,
  • Allocations mensuelles de services utilitaires publics pour les affectations et les navetteurs,
  • Allocations mensuelles de transport pour les affectations et les navetteurs,
  • Indemnités de transport pour les voyages de reconnaissance et de recherche d’un logement, et
  • Indemnités de repas pour les voyages de reconnaissance et de recherche d’un logement.

Que vous soyez responsable de la mutation ou chef d’entreprise, investir dans le Rapport comparatif sur les allocations et indemnités « Ask an Expert » 2023 dès aujourd’hui peut vous aider à prendre les décisions les plus éclairées pour votre budget de mutation et vos politiques d’avantages sociaux pour le personnel.

Pour plus de données et télécharger l’intégralité du Rapport comparatif sur les allocations et indemnités « Ask an Expert » 2023, rendez-vous ici.

Le Rapport comparatif sur les allocations et indemnités « Ask an Expert » 2023 est uniquement destiné à informer.

À propos de WHR Global

WHR Global (WHR) est une société privée de gestion des mutations à l’échelle mondiale, axée sur le client, qui se distingue par la meilleure prestation de services de sa catégorie et par une technologie de pointe dont elle est propriétaire. WHR possède des bureaux aux États-Unis, en Suisse et à Singapour. Avec son taux de rétention de la clientèle de 100 % au cours des dix dernières années, WHR continue de se positionner en tant que fournisseur de confiance dans le domaine de la mutation des employés à l’échelle mondiale. WHR vit grâce à sa vision et sa passion pour son crédo Advancing Lives Forward® et son principe de simplifier ce qui est complexe. Pour en savoir plus sur WHR, veuillez consulter le site https://www.whrg.com/, ou nous suivre sur LinkedIn ou Twitter.

Contact :
Sean Thrun, directeur des initiatives stratégiques
+1-262-746-1314
Sean.Thrun@whrg.com

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WHR Global Publica Ask the Expert, Relatório Internacional de Benchmark de Auxílios e Diárias para 2023

A WHR Global molda as políticas dos clientes para garantir que as ofertas de benefícios sejam competitivas no mercado

MILWAUKEE, July 17, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — A WHR Global (WHR), líder da indústria global de realocação de funcionários, anunciou a publicação do “Ask the Expert” (Pergunta ao Especialista), Relatório Internacional de Benchmark de Auxílios e Diárias para 2023.

A missão da WHR é fornecer aos clientes serviços de realocação superiores e, para isso, precisamos estar em sintonia com o custo de vida global. Para isso, criamos o Ask the Expert, Relatório Internacional de Benchmark de Auxílios e Diárias para 2023, um guia abrangente para entender o verdadeiro custo de vida, não apenas em uma cidade, mas em muitas cidades do mundo.

“Com base na minha experiência pessoal como ex-expatriado residente na Suíça e ex-coordenador de relocação, trago um profundo entendimento dos desafios e complexidades da realocação internacional”, disse Sean Thrun, Gerente de Iniciativas Estratégicas da WHR. “Este relatório de referência e conhecimento em primeira mão equipa a WHR com a capacidade de fornecer informações e orientações valiosas para as equipes de mobilidade, permitindo que elas naveguem nas complexidades das atribuições globais com mais eficiência.”

O Relatório inclui 8,8 milhões de preços em 11.000 cidades. Os benchmarks the preços por país incluem preços de aluguel de unidades de 1 e 3 quartos dentro e fora dos centros das cidades, custo mensal de serviços públicos comuns, transporte local e muito mais. Com o conhecimento das realidades básicas do custo de vida as equipes de realocação podem criar soluções escaláveis, ajudando as empresas a fazer mudanças mais produtivas, facilitando muito a realocação do funcionário.

O Relatório permite que as empresas “confiram a opinião” sobre seus auxílios e diárias, independentemente de optarem pela administração de valores fixos globais ou variáveis locais. Caso as equipes de mobilidade global achem que os auxílios e diárias oferecidos aos seus funcionários são inferiores à média do país, contate a WHR hoje para uma consulta gratuita, inclusive detalhes do relatório de benchmark por cidade.

As equipes de mobilidade global podem usar este Relatório, que abrange 99 países, para comparar o seguinte:

  • Auxílios mensais de moradia para atribuições e passageiros,
  • Auxílios mensais de utilidades públicas para atribuições e passageiros,
  • Auxílios mensais de transporte para atribuições e passageiros,
  • Diárias de transporte para viagens e visitas de busca de moradia, e
  • Diárias de refeições para viagens e visitas de busca de moradia.

Seja você um gerente de realocação ou um líder de negócios, o investimento no Relatório Internacional de Benchmark de Auxílios e Diárias para 2023 hoje pode ajudá-lo a tomar as decisões mais informadas para o seu orçamento de realocação e políticas de benefícios para funcionários.

Para mais detalhes e fazer o download completo, clique em 2023 Allowances & Per Diems Benchmark Report “Ask an Expert”.

O benchmark Ask the Expert, Relatório Internacional de Benchmark de Auxílios e Diárias para 2023, destina-se apenas a fins informativos.

Sobre a WHR Global

A WHR Global (WHR) é uma empresa global de gestão de relocação privada, orientada para o cliente, distinguida pela sua melhor prestação de serviços e tecnologia proprietária de ponta. A WHR tem escritórios nos Estados Unidos, Suíça e Cingapura. Com sua taxa de retenção de clientes de 100% na última década, o WHR continua a se posicionar como líder confiável na relocação global de funcionários. A WHR vive por sua visão e paixão por Advancing Lives Forward™ e Making the Complex Simple. Para mais informação sobre a WHR, visite https://www.whrg.com/, ou siga-nos no LinkedIn ou Twitter.

Contato:
Sean Thrun, Gerente de Iniciativas Estratégicas
+1-262-746-1314
Sean.Thrun@whrg.com

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Bybit VIPs to Embark on an Unforgettable Journey at the Lamborghini Super Trofeo Asia 2023

DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES – Media OutReach – 17 July 2023 – Bybit, the world’s third most visited crypto exchange and sponsor of the Safehouse team, is excited to host eight specially selected users as VIPs at the upcoming Lamborghini Super Trofeo Asia 2023 Race, taking place from July 14 to 16.

Bybit announced its sponsorship of the Safehouse team for the high-octane Lamborghini Super Trofeo Asia this year, helping bring the thunderous roar of Lamborghini engines to the prestigious circuits of Asia. From the iconic Suzuka Circuit to the majestic Fuji Speedway in Japan, each track presents unique challenges that demand the utmost skill and courage from the drivers.

Bybit’s unwavering dedication to the exponential opportunities of the crypto market shines through as they empower the Safehouse Team to push their limits and reach new heights in the fiercely competitive world of motorsport. This sponsorship strengthens the bond between trading and racing, and cements Bybit’s commitment to fueling the passion and ambition that drive both these high-precision worlds.

Indeed, Bybit’s clients and traders know that accuracy, focus, and a relentless drive are essential for success. Now, at the Super Trofeo, this powerful connection is being highlighted for racing fans all over the world.

“I’m stoked to offer our users the exclusive opportunity to attend the Lamborghini Super Trofeo Asia 2023 Race,” said Ben Zhou, co-founder and CEO of Bybit. “It’s an honor to contribute to this high-profile event and witness the incredible ingenuity of the Lamborghini motorsports and passionate team members. Their dedication to innovation reflects our attitude at Bybit where we are building the world’s Crypto Ark and democratizing the opportunity to invest in Web3.”

As the global crypto revolution continues to gain momentum, Bybit’s sponsorship of the Safehouse team is supporting the team’s quest to take their game to the next level and achieve greatness in the highly competitive world of motorsport.

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Libya border guards rescue migrants in desert near Tunisia

Libyan border guards have rescued dozens of migrants who have been left in the desert by Tunisian authorities without water and food, and their numbers are “rising”, an officer said Sunday.

Hundreds of migrants from sub-Saharan African countries were forcibly taken to desert and hostile areas bordering Libya and Algeria after racial unrest in early July in Sfax, Tunisia’s second-largest city.

A media team at the Libyan-Tunisian border saw migrants who were visibly exhausted and dehydrated, sitting or lying on the sand and using shrubs to try and shield themselves from the scorching summer heat that topped 40 degrees Celsius (104 Fahrenheit).

The group were in an uninhabited area close to Al-Assah, a town near the Tunisia-Libya border, nearly 150 kilometres west of Tripoli.

“The number of migrants keep rising every day,” said Mohamad Abou Snenah of the border patrol unit, saying they have rescued “50 to 70 migrants”.

“We offer them medical attention, first aid, considering the journey they have made through the desert.”

At a reception centre, journalists saw a group of women and children, including toddlers, lying on mattresses and eating yogurt.

Ivorian migrant Abou Kouni, who arrived in Tunisia seven years ago, said he was apprehended on the street last week and put on a truck along with his wife.

He said he was “hit” in the torso and back and that policemen had threatened to kill him.

Tunisia police, according to Abou Kouni, “said they are going to throw us in Libya” and told him: “We don’t need you in Tunisia.”

In a video posted online, one officer can be heard saying: “Do you see them? It’s sad. They are being expelled from Tunisia to Libya.”

The video also shows a migrant rescued from the border area on Saturday, saying that “Tunisian police deported us to Libya”.

Ibrahim, a Congolese migrant who used to live in the Tunisian city of Zarzis, said he was stopped on the street on his way back from work.

“They dropped us in the desert,” he said. “We’ve been in the desert for many days. We saw a shepherd who gave us bread and water.”

Hundreds of migrants fled or were forced out of Tunisia’s Sfax after racial tensions flared following the July 3 killing of a Tunisian man in an altercation between locals and migrants.

The port of Sfax is a departure point for many migrants from impoverished and violence-torn countries seeking a better life in Europe by making a perilous Mediterranean crossing, often in makeshift boats.

In Libya, human traffickers have long profited from the chaos since the 2011 overthrow of strongman Moamer Kadhafi, and the country has faced accusations over migrant abuse.

Tunisian rights groups said on Friday that between 100 and 150 migrants, including women and children, were still stuck on the border with Libya.

The Tunisian Red Crescent said it has provided shelter to more than 600 migrants who had been taken after July 3 to the militarised zone of Ras Jedir north of Al-Assah on the Mediterranean coast.

In Tunisia’s west, near the Algerian border, about 165 migrants abandoned near the border with Algeria had been picked up, the Tunisian Forum for Economic and Social Rights (FTDES) said on Friday, without specifying by whom or where they were taken

Source: Nam News Network

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PM says State has clear plan to boost tourism industry

Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouli said the State has a clear plan to boost the tourism industry, through strengthening integration between the sectors of tourism and aviation, especially as the country enjoys unique tourism and cultural potentials.

Madbouli’s comments came during his meeting here on Sunday with Minister of Tourism and Antiquities Ahmed Issa, said Cabinet Spokesman Nader Saad.

The tourism minister said his ministry is set to introduce new incentives as part of a national strategy to enhance the tourism investment climate and increase the number of hotels to attract nearly 30 million tourists by 2028.

The meeting took up the ongoing development work at the Greco-Roman Museum, the Ben Ezra Synagogue, the Babylon Fortress, and the Magra El-Oyoun Wall and its surrounding area, as well as the progress made in the construction work of the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM).

Source: State Information Service Egypt