International Assignment / Global Mobility Consultant - Swindon

Job Ref: AS/18146/IA

Package: �Nego + Benefits

Location: Swindon / Wiltshire

Job type: International Assignment / Global Mobility / Expat Consultant

Position type: Permanent

Hours: Full-time

Contact name: Andy Shaw

Contact Company: JAM Global Mobility

The Background

Global consultancy firm is actively seeking an addition to their international assignments team. The successful candidate will provide an essential point of contact regarding all global mobility and expatriate compensation issues.

The Role:

Responsibilities will include but not limited to the following:

Partner with business units and outsourced vendors to provide an effective and efficient relocation management service

Provide a point of contact for all expatriate relocation and compensation policy issues to both assignees and relevant business units

Review existing and implement new expatriate policy and procedure in conjunction with the senior management team

Provide the ultimate convenience by evaluating assignee needs in identifying suitable expatriate packages

Develop cost estimates for assignee moves

Discuss potential implications and identify assignee patterns or trends with members of the senior management team

The Person:

The successful candidate will have demonstrable experience of: international assignments, global mobility or expatriate management issues. Applicants will have an excellent knowledge of the assignment life cycle and will have the ability to provide professional advice on both expatriate relocation and compensation issues.

To Apply:

Please forward your CV along with salary details quoting ref AS/18146/IA or by calling Andy Shaw on 0845 056 0037.

In compliance with the new regulations (April 2004) in place under the Employment Agencies Act, JAM Global Mobility will require proof of identification.

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