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Expat Salaries In Saudi Arabia Highest In The World, Says Survey
The survey said that expatriate pay gap has widened between the UK and Japan.
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These Are The World's Most Expensive Cities For Business Travel
New York remained the most expensive business trip destination in the world in 2022 as a post-pandemic surge in business travel and tourism drove up costs 8% from the prior year.
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Number Of International Students In US Hits 1 Million For Third Straight Year
The United States remains the top host of international students globally.
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Swiss Cities Most Expensive for Expatriates: Survey
The Swiss city of Zurich is the world's most expensive location for expatriates, according to a survey from ECA International, an HR consulting firm.
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Indian Employees to See 11% Salary Hike in 2015: Report
According to the latest Salary Trends survey by ECA International, the biggest pay rises in the region have been forecast in Pakistan where companies are anticipating 12 per cent rises on an average. For Indian employees the average hike has been forecast at 10.9 per cent.
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Expat Salaries In Saudi Arabia Highest In The World, Says Survey
The survey said that expatriate pay gap has widened between the UK and Japan.
-
These Are The World's Most Expensive Cities For Business Travel
New York remained the most expensive business trip destination in the world in 2022 as a post-pandemic surge in business travel and tourism drove up costs 8% from the prior year.
-
Number Of International Students In US Hits 1 Million For Third Straight Year
The United States remains the top host of international students globally.
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Swiss Cities Most Expensive for Expatriates: Survey
The Swiss city of Zurich is the world's most expensive location for expatriates, according to a survey from ECA International, an HR consulting firm.
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Indian Employees to See 11% Salary Hike in 2015: Report
According to the latest Salary Trends survey by ECA International, the biggest pay rises in the region have been forecast in Pakistan where companies are anticipating 12 per cent rises on an average. For Indian employees the average hike has been forecast at 10.9 per cent.
