The Working World

How do you manage staff and build a workforce in the current working world? That’s exactly what The Working World investigates. Your hosts, Keryn and Jamie, joined by industry experts explore current global business trends, staff mobility post-COVID-19, and the various elements of managing and building a truly global workforce around the world today.

The Working World is a business podcast hosted by The Working World, with 43 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

The Working World hosts The Working World, a business show with 43 episodes published.

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  Episode #38

  Paul Bennett | The Future of Global Mobility

  May 1, 202547 minS1

  <p>In the complex world of global mobility, relocating for work has long been a source of stress, paperwork, and logistical nightmares. Imagine a world where moving across borders is as seamless as ordering a coffee – this is the vision driving Paul Bennett and his innovative startup, PerchPeek.  </p><p>Our latest episode of The Working World takes you behind the scenes with an entrepreneur who transformed personal frustration into a groundbreaking solution. Paul's journey from banking and Amazon to founding a mobility technology company is more than just a startup story – it's a testament to solving real-world challenges that impac...

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  Episode #37

  Eddie Coronado | Supercharging your talent mobility

  Mar 6, 202537 minS1

  <p>In our latest episode of The Working World, <b>Eddie Coronado</b>, Senior Manager Talent & Performance Management at AdventHealth, was our guest speaker. In this episode, he highlights the importance of aligning mobility programs with business strategies to retain top talent, emphasising metrics like internal fill rates and employee engagement. Eddie shared practical strategies such as stay interviews and collaboration with HR and L&D to enhance retention. </p><p>He noted the shift towards internal mobility as a key retention tool, especially for millennials and Gen Z, and predicted its growing importance in future talent management. Eddie encouraged s...

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  Episode #36

  From TSS to SID and its Impact on Mobility Professionals | Majlinda Lulo

  Dec 19, 202442 minS1

  <p>In this episode, Majlinda Lulo, Australian Immigration Director at Absolute Immigration, joins The Working World podcast to unpack recent changes in the Australian immigration system. Drawing from her extensive experience in immigration law and policy, Majlinda discusses how these updates impact businesses, mobility professionals, and skilled workers. She provides valuable insights into the evolving visa landscape and shares actionable advice for navigating these changes effectively. </p><p>Majlinda delves into key reforms, such as the introduction of the Skills in Demand (SID) visa, updates to occupation lists, and high-income thresholds. She also highlights the importance of tailored solutions like l...

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  Benjamin Bader | Demonstrating the value of Global Mobility

  Oct 31, 202443 minS0

  <p>In this episode, <b>Benjamin Bader</b>, a professor at Newcastle University and co-founder of Mastering GM, discusses the critical role of global mobility in today's workforce and how professionals can effectively highlight its value. Drawing from his experience in expatriate management and HR, Benjamin explains the importance of aligning mobility strategies with business objectives to gain senior management support. He introduces the <b>WAVE framework</b>, offering a structured method to measure and communicate the impact of mobility programs.</p><p> </p><p>Benjamin also addresses common challenges, including balancing day-to-day operations with strategic initiatives, and provides practical a...

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  Episode #33

  Jenni Hurst｜Cost-Effective Housing Solutions for Mobility Practitioners

  Aug 9, 202435 minS1

  <p>Dive into the increasing cost of accommodation for mobility program owners and businesses in Australia, particularly in Victoria, with Jenni Hurst, Principal at Dovetailer. Jenni, an expert in the Global Mobility industry, shared her insights and experience relocating across four countries, emphasizing the need for personalized care and strong real estate partnerships. </p><p>The episode explores the factors driving up accommodation costs, such as land tax increases, supply and demand imbalances, and decreased household sizes due to remote work. It examines potential alternatives to traditional temporary accommodation, effective ways for employers to support relocating employees, and the challenges w...

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