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working abroad and cultural diversity

global report

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contents.

reasons for emigration

3

diversity

17

21

32

actual job change

36

job change appetite

39

job satisfaction

42

about the randstad workmonitor

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reasons for

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64% would consider emigrating if they can improve their

career and work-life balance.

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59% are willing to emigrate for a substantially higher salary.

Spain Luxembourg Norway Czech Republic Portugal Germany Belgium Hungary Switzerland Canada Denmark Sweden UK Romania Greece 54% 52% 52% 50% 50% 49% 47% 46% 42% 42% 43% 43% 43% 43% 46% Global New Zealand Poland Italy US

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54% are willing to emigrate to have a meaningful career.

UK Czech Republic Luxembourg The Netherlands Hungary Japan Norway Greece Romania Switzerland Denmark Belgium Canada Sweden Spain 49% 48% 46% 44% 43% 42% 42% 42% 35% 35% 37% 37% 37% 39% 40% Global Australia Poland Italy US

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68% want to work within walking or cycling distance from their

home.

UK Switzerland Belgium Austria US Norway Czech Republic Canada Australia Germany New Zealand Japan Luxembourg Portugal Greece 69% 67% 67% 65% 64% 64% 64% 64% 58% 58% 58% 60% 62% 62% 63% Global Italy Singapore Sweden Brazil China Argentina Spain Malaysia Romania Mexico India Chile

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if I had to work abroad, I’d prefer to work in…

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if I had to work abroad, I’d prefer to work in…

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if I had to work abroad, I’d prefer to work in…

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if I had to work abroad, I’d prefer to work in…

results from asia pacific

china

1

2

3

Germany

Australia

United States

hong kong sar

(16)

if I had to work abroad, I’d prefer to work in…

(17)

cultural

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64% think it’s good that their employer attracts people from

abroad to cover labor shortages.

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72% think it’s good that their employer hires foreign workers if

the domestic workforce cannot provide the required skills

and/or knowledge.

.

Canada Romania Belgium Japan Austria Luxembourg Australia Poland Germany Malaysia France The Netherlands US Switzerland Brazil 73% 72% 71% 71% 70% 69% 67% 66% 64% 64% 65% 65% 65% 66% 66% Global New Zealand Argentina Turkey Norway Mexico Portugal Singapore UK Sweden Spain Chile

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mobility

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the global mobility index slightly increased

in the last two last quarters.

question:

do you think you will

be doing the same or

comparable work for a

different employer within

the next 6 months?

do you think you will be

doing different work for a

different employer within

the next 6 months?

(23)

mobility Luxembourg +3 and Belgium +1; Netherlands -1.

question:

do you think you will

be doing the same or

comparable work for a

different employer within

the next 6 months?

do you think you will be

doing different work for a

different employer within

the next 6 months?

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mobility US +7 and Mexico +1; Canada no shift.

question:

do you think you will

be doing the same or

comparable work for a

different employer within

the next 6 months?

do you think you will be

doing different work for a

different employer within

the next 6 months?

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mobility Brazil +4 and Chile +1; Argentina -4.

question:

do you think you will

be doing the same or

comparable work for a

different employer within

the next 6 months?

do you think you will be

doing different work for a

different employer within

the next 6 months?

(26)

mobility Australia +5; New Zealand -1.

question:

do you think you will

be doing the same or

comparable work for a

different employer within

the next 6 months?

do you think you will be

doing different work for a

different employer within

the next 6 months?

(27)

mobility China +6, Singapore +3, Japan +2 and India +1;

Hong Kong SAR and Malaysia -1.

question:

do you think you will

be doing the same or

comparable work for a

different employer within

the next 6 months?

do you think you will be

doing different work for a

different employer within

the next 6 months?

(28)

mobility Denmark +2; Norway -1 and Sweden no shift.

question:

do you think you will

be doing the same or

comparable work for a

different employer within

the next 6 months?

do you think you will be

doing different work for a

different employer within

the next 6 months?

(29)

mobility Poland +1; Hungary -2, Czech Republic and Romania -1.

question:

do you think you will

be doing the same or

comparable work for a

different employer within

the next 6 months?

do you think you will be

doing different work for a

different employer within

the next 6 months?

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mobility Austria +4, France +4 and UK+3; Switzerland -4 and

Germany -2.

question:

do you think you will

be doing the same or

comparable work for a

different employer within

the next 6 months?

do you think you will be

doing different work for a

different employer within

the next 6 months?

(31)

mobility Italy +7, Greece +6, Spain +4, Portugal +3 and

Turkey +1.

question:

do you think you will

be doing the same or

comparable work for a

different employer within

the next 6 months?

do you think you will be

doing different work for a

different employer within

the next 6 months?

(32)

actual

(33)

the actual job changes increased compared to last quarter.

question:

Have you changed jobs

during the past six

(34)

actual job changes highest in India;

lowest in Luxembourg.

The job changes increased in Australia, China, Czech Republic, Turkey and the UK compared to last quarter.

In none of the countries the actual job changes decreased.

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actual job changes.

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job

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job change appetite highest in India;

lowest in Turkey.

The job change appetite increased in Canada, Luxembourg and the Netherlands compared to last quarter. In Argentina, Belgium and Spain, the job change appetite decreased.

I am not actively doing so, I am specifically orientating myself I am looking round a bit

I am actively applying for jobs

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job change appetite.

I am not actively doing so, I am specifically orientating myself I am looking round a bit

I am actively applying for jobs

(39)

job

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job satisfaction highest in India; lowest in Japan.

Job satisfaction increased in Italy, Malaysia, New Zealand, Romania and the UK.

Job satisfaction decreased in Canada, Luxembourg and the Netherlands compared to last quarter.

(very) satisfied not satisfied, but not

(41)

job satisfaction.

(very) satisfied not satisfied, but not

(42)

about the

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about the

randstad workmonitor.

The Randstad Workmonitor was launched

in 2003, and now covers 34 markets

around the world. The study encompasses

Europe, Asia Pacific and the Americas. The

Randstad Workmonitor is published four

times a year, making both local and global

trends in mobility visible over time.

The Workmonitor’s Mobility Index, which

tracks employee confidence and captures

the likelihood of an employee changing

jobs within the next 6 months, provides a

comprehensive understanding of

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about the

randstad workmonitor.

The study is conducted online among

employees aged 18-65, working a

minimum of 24 hours a week in a paid job

(not self-employed). Minimum sample size

is 400 interviews per country. The Dynata

panel is used for sampling purposes.

The third survey of 2019 was conducted

from 18 July until 5 August

in the following

markets:

Argentina

Denmark

Luxembourg

Spain

Australia

France

Malaysia

Sweden

Austria

Germany

Mexico

Switzerland

Belgium

Greece

New Zealand

The Netherlands

Brazil

Hong Kong SAR Norway

Turkey

Canada

Hungary

Poland

UK

Chile

India

Portugal

US

China

Italy

Romania

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