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Workers in Singapore are expected to receive a salary increase of 4.0% in nominal terms in 2024, consistent with the rate in 2023.

Workers in Hong Kong are expected to receive a salary increase of 4.0% in 2024, the same as 2023.

Businesses in the UK expect to repeat an historic 5% nominal pay increase in 2024

While exchange rate fluctuations may be beyond employers' control, they are accountable for implementing protective measures to safeguard assignees from adverse impacts. Getting exchange rate protection right involves aligning multiple processes correctly. Depending on how the company delivers...

In China, it has recently been announced that tax concessions for expatriate employees will be extended, providing clarity and a period of certainty for many companies managing foreign employees in the country. 

Accurately comparing expatriate salaries across diverse roles and industries is complex. Fortunately, a robust and consistent job evaluation system, like ECA's points system, can help simplify the task. It provides organisations with a way to benchmark their diverse groups of...

ECA's Short-term Assignments Survey indicates that a number of companies anticipate an increase in the number of short-term assignees in the next three years. We created an infographic to show highlights from the survey, covering the latest trends in how companies manage, pay and track...

Singapore rose six places to 16th position in global rankings of locations with the highest expatriate packages

Hong Kong rose three places to fifth position in rankings.

In times of widespread inflation and rising benefit costs, benchmarking your expatriate packages becomes crucial to ensure your company offers competitive compensation while managing expenses. Discover how ECA’s MyExpatriate Market Pay report can assist you in this.