A new Mercer study ranks cities by the quality of life they offer expatriate executives and their families across the world
What foreign postings are most coveted by expatriate executives? To find out, Mercer Human Resource Consulting, which provides advice to multinational companies on international assignments, has come up with a global ranking of the world's most livable cities based on 39 key quality-of-life issues. They include political stability, currency-exchange regulations, political and media censorship, school quality, housing, the environment and public safety. Mercer collected the data between September and November of 2006 and considered 215 cities around the globe. Switzerland's main commercial and cultural center, Zurich, topped the list this year, followed by Geneva, and Vancouver and Vienna, which tied for third. To see how other cities fared, check out this link http://bwnt.businessweek.com/interactive_reports/livable_cities_worldwide/
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Apr 10, 2007 @ 19:30
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A new Mercer study ranks cities by the quality of life they offer expatriate executives and their families across the world
What foreign postings are most coveted by expatriate executives? To find out, Mercer Human Resource Consulting, which provides advice to multinational companies on international assignments, has come up with a global ranking of the world's most livable cities based on 39 key quality-of-life issues. They include political stability, currency-exchange regulations, political and media censorship, school quality, housing, the environment and public safety. Mercer collected the data between September and November of 2006 and considered 215 cities around the globe. Switzerland's main commercial and cultural center, Zurich, topped the list this year, followed by Geneva, and Vancouver and Vienna, which tied for third. To see how other cities fared, check out this link http://bwnt.businessweek.com/interactive_reports/livable_cities_worldwide/
Mister_SarkApr 10, 2007 @ 19:30
What foreign postings are most coveted by expatriate executives? To find out, Mercer Human Resource Consulting, which provides advice to multinational companies on international assignments, has come up with a global ranking of the world's most livable cities based on 39 key quality-of-life issues. They include political stability, currency-exchange regulations, political and media censorship, school quality, housing, the environment and public safety. Mercer collected the data between September and November of 2006 and considered 215 cities around the globe. Switzerland's main commercial and cultural center, Zurich, topped the list this year, followed by Geneva, and Vancouver and Vienna, which tied for third. To see how other cities fared, check out this link http://bwnt.businessweek.com/interactive_reports/livable_cities_worldwide/
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Apr 10, 2007 @ 19:44
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Casuistik, Apr 10, 2007 @ 19:44
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Apr 11, 2007 @ 00:58
Looks like that Mercers does not those things in account ?
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Apr 11, 2007 @ 21:06
the creme de la creme. we pay a high price for a lot of comfort. ;)
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the creme de la creme. we pay a high price for a lot of comfort. ;)
Mister_Sark, Apr 11, 2007 @ 21:06
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Apr 12, 2007 @ 11:50
But there's still room for improvment. ;-)
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But there's still room for improvment. ;-)
Phoebe, Apr 12, 2007 @ 11:50
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