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Workforce Integration OverseasCommunity Induction Programme.

Being ‘in touch’ with your new location and its people’s way of life is fundamental in creating a happy, productive workforce.  Getting your workforce together out of work hours encourages consideration of inter-cultural interaction, which will assist you in building a project based on a firm foundation of understanding and harmony.   

§        An expert ‘culture broker’, familiar with your chosen region, helps your employees along the way to becoming settled, and, more importantly, incorporated into social structures that make the local community tick. 

§        Corporate team-building in your location enables your workforce to become a local integrated reality, which in turn helps you to develop long-term positive relationships. 

§        Community activities, organised by us for your employees, encourages them to interact regularly with local people, which promotes mutual understanding.

 

Workforce Integration OverseasPersonnel in the Community Monitoring Scheme.

 An extension of our Community Induction Programme, this monitoring scheme provides an ongoing evaluation of your employees’ position in their new community.  

§        Enables you to understand the nature and degree of your employees’ absorption into their new community.

§        Alleviates problems through inter-cultural focus groups, which voice potential worries.

§        Provides a forum, by arranging meetings, for employees and locals to respond to each other.

 

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