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“Most Expensive?” Who cares?

23 April, 2017

A recent BBC article on Singapore Cost of Living raises a really good point about the cost of living in Singapore. The point is, it depends on whether you need … More “Most Expensive?” Who cares?

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Global Total Rewards—2016 Review

29 December, 2016

The mission of Freelance Total Rewards is to advance effective total rewards and mobility practices in Asia. Let me share how we, as a profession, have advanced in 2016, from my … More Global Total Rewards—2016 Review

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Hmmm… Ratings or No Ratings?

30 March, 2016

If you want to understand why General Electric, Microsoft, Apple, Adobe and others have stopped using performance ratings, and hear a panel of respected Singaporean rewards leaders explain their preferences for … More Hmmm… Ratings or No Ratings?

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Global vs. Local—striking the right balance

18 February, 2016

“It’s easier to ask for forgiveness than to ask for permission” the saying goes. You’re in charge of compensation & benefits for a country, for a region, or for the … More Global vs. Local—striking the right balance

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My promises to you

7 January, 2016

Just finished a very restful vacation over Christmas and New Years’ holidays. Had time to reflect on many things. So my first task of the year is to make three promises … More My promises to you

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Doing business in Africa?

20 March, 2015

Is your company sending people to work in Africa? Are you hiring locally in Africa? How do you set salaries in Camaroon, Nigeria, Zimbabwe or Angola? Dr. Mark Bussin, Chairman … More Doing business in Africa?

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Afternoon Seminar on Expatriate Compensation, 1 April, Singapore

11 March, 2015

Freelance Total Rewards is pleased to announce a half-day seminar for HR, Rewards/C&B and Mobility leaders on Expatriate Compensation, in Singapore, starting at 1:00 p.m., 1 April, at Royal Plaza … More Afternoon Seminar on Expatriate Compensation, 1 April, Singapore

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