Getting
the Basics right
HR Global Mobility Compliance is about navigating a complex maze of multiple disciplines that apply simultaneously across different jurisdictions while aligning conflicting interests on behalf of internal and external stakeholders.
To help you meet this challenge, the Navigator offers practical guidance: step-by-step roadmaps, checklists and flowcharts to build a solid foundation and connect all the dots.
Table of Contents - The Basics
Framework
The Foundation
Drivers
Scenarios
Profiles
Constructions
Secondment
Suspension
Dual Employment
Termination
Compensation
The Philosophy
Types
Approaches
Tax Equalization, Protection, Hypo Tax
Allowances
Packages
Pension
Exceptions
Policies
Mobility
Compliance
Tax Equalization
Duty of Care
Organization
Strategies
Processes
Procedures
Technology
Immigration
Entry Visas
General Principles
Business Visits
The Schengen Visa
Orange Carpet
VanderElst
Work/ Residence Permit
Highly Skilled Migration
Labor Migration
Non-Compliance
Risks and Consequences
EU Legislation
Blue Card
ICT Permit
Posting of Workers
Country Specifics
Labor Law
Determination
Employment
Employers
Applicable Labor Law
Legal Framework
Contract
Letters
Guidelines
Policies
Duty of Care
General Principles
Policy
EU Posting
Labor Disputes
Country Specifics
Income Tax
Corporate Tax
The Fiscal Residence
The Permanent Establishment
BEPS
Personal Tax
The Fiscal Residence
The Employer
Avoiding Double Taxation
Country Specifics
Social Security
Determination
EU/EEA/Swiss Region
Bi-lateral Treaties
Third Countries
Posted Workers
Remote Workers
Health Insurance
EU/EEA/Swiss Region
Bi-lateral Treaties
Third Countries
Posted Workers
Remote Workers
Private Insurances
Health insurance
Accident insurance
Unemployment
Liability
Country Specifics
Payroll
General Principles
Data Sourcing
Data Processing
Types
Home Payroll
Host Payroll
Shadow Payroll
Split Payroll
Pay Delivery
Split Pay
Currency Issues
Communication
Country Specifics
Specialized Generalists & Subject Matter Specialists
HR Global Mobility Professionals must be Specialized Generalists to successfully navigate the multitude of complex GM disciplines on behalf of multiple stakeholders with competing interests. To maintain the required overview of the mobility landscape and connect all the dots, they need broad knowledge on many topics.
GM Service Providers are Specialists with deep expertise but only on specific topics. They provide precision problem-solving that Generalists alone cannot achieve.
In the Global Mobility ecosystem, these complementary roles create an essential partnership: neither can function effectively without the other.
We strongly recommend partnering with specialized experts (both global and country-specific) for each jurisdiction relevant to your global operations. The Navigator provides comprehensive background information and targeted checklists to help you prepare effectively for these consultations, understand the essential information requirements, and fully leverage the expert advice you receive.