Sending an employment to a foreign posting isn’t the hard part. It’s bringing them home.
Imagine this: for the past two years, you’ve been assigned to help set up the Hong Kong branch of your Canadian company. You, your spouse and two kids all moved to China and in a week’s time, you’re coming back. What would you expect from your company?
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