Best Practices for Managing Expatriates: A Guide on Selection, Hiring and Compensation - Couverture rigide

Lomax, Stan

 
9780471392064: Best Practices for Managing Expatriates: A Guide on Selection, Hiring and Compensation

Synopsis

A manager's must-have guide to evaluating and managing the expatriate process With the hurried pace of corporate globalization confronting today's managers, the need to review the effectiveness of the overseas assignment program becomes crucial to the organization's future competitiveness. This book describes the best practices for expatriate assignments, covering the entire process from initial identification of the job's requirements to the repatriation of the employee. It is targeted to the corporate manager of the program and can be helpful to the expatriate as well. Topics covered in this book include evaluating the assignment as to its fit into the firm's strategy; the need to identify the real requirements of this position; an effective screening and selection process; and how the expatriate and his or her family will be prepared for an assignment. It is more cohesive and comprehensive than any noncontributed handbook on the subject. Stan Lomax (New York, NY), attorney at law, is presently consulting on human resource issues for the SK Group. In addition, he teaches expatriate programs at both Cornell and the University of South Carolina.

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À propos de l'auteur

STAN LOMAX, an attorney at law and a consultant on human resources issues for the SK Group, is Distinguished Lecturer, the Darla Moore School of Business, University of South Carolina. He teaches human resources and labor relations there. Over the past thirty years, he has served as Director of Human Resources for Sukyong, USA; Managing Director of Human Resources for Nomura Securities; Corporate Staff Director of Compensation and Benefits, Schlumberger, Ltd.; Middle East Personnel Manager, Dowell--Schlumberger; Consultant, Hay Associates; Senior Vice President of Compensation and Benefits for Shearson Lehman Brothers; and Director of Compensation and Benefits, National Broadcasting Co. He is a graduate of both the Cornell Labor Relations School and the Cornell Law School. Mr. Lomax lives in New York City.

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