May 2012 - Welcomehome Relocation Services Canada

The Canadian Population Census Highlights

The Canadian government has release the 2011 Census. This census compiles data from across Canada to summarize the population and population trends. It is used

Mind the Gap!

A company could not survive without the hard work and innovations established by its people. The performance of an organization is determined by the individual

Raising Money. Raising Hope. Raising Changes.

The Sears Great Canadian Run 2012 About the run… This is the second year that The Sears Great Canadian Run is taking place. It is

Adapting to a Culturally Diverse Workplace

With an exponentially growing global economy a diversified workforce will be more flexible and have more respect for not only their colleagues, but their clients.

The effect of budget cuts on cross-cultural training.

An abundance of time and money has been invested into researching the importance of cross-cultural training in regards to relocation. These studies have established a

Common E-mail Mistakes

1. Oops… I didn’t mean to send that – sending the e-mail before you mean to. To prevent this only enter the recipients e-mail after

I don’t understand. Je ne comprends pas. No entiendo. Δεν καταλαβαίνω. Ich weiss nicht.

Global mobility has created a strong and competitive work force. We live in an era of globalization, no longer confined to national borders. As a

10 Facts about Canada

1. Canada is bilingual. Both English and French are official languages. 2. Canada’s name comes from a St. Lawrence Iroquoian word, kanata, which means village

The new expatriate defined.

Our global economy is continually changing. International companies must change in tandem to survive. Establishing ways to adapt to the new business community, which is

Close you eyes and tap your heels together three times. And think to yourself, there’s no place like home.

There is obvious stress associated with relocation on you, the transferee. Dealing with the transition to a new city and job, coping with culture shock,

Hysterically funny, amazingly talented people. That’s what I think of when I think of Canada. That, and cold beer. And mountains.

You’re sitting in your cubicle when the phone rings, it’s your boss. He wants to speak with you immediately, and he doesn’t sound happy. What

Canada’s Cities Ranked

Moneywise has once again released their annual list of the best places to live in Canada. The Canada’s Best Places to Live 2012 compiles, weighs

They must be doing something right up there in Canada.

Sunny forecast for Canadian relocation in 2012. Economic forecasters have said that the Canadian economy will see a rise in 2012. The Canadian economy came

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