Sentence examples for international assignee from inspiring English sources

The Project was administered by the China MOH and China CDC EPI program, and two Project Co-managers, one from the Chinese Government and the other an international assignee, were chosen.

"They also recognise that employees with a global profile and experience can be rare and valuable assets," said Fitzgerald. "These organisations are willing and even eager to find a way to align their international assignee's work to current and future global business objectives so there are key roles for them to play upon their return".

All the above, however, take place on a daily basis, affecting someone somewhere (an international assignee, their dependents, or international business travelers) and creating hardship for them and some serious financial repercussions for the organizations that employ them if careful policies, referred to as "The Duty of Care," have not been established and implemented.

So too is the vocabulary: increasingly, companies talk about international "assignees" or "secondees" rather than expatriates.

And ECA International, which advises companies on posting staff abroad, said in a report last week that "air pollution continued to be the dominant factor that makes Hong Kong a harder location for international assignees to adapt to".

Documents on anthrax and bioterrorism were prepared and disseminated electronically to all CDC international assignees (41 countries), to epidemiologists and laboratorians affiliated with the Training Programs in Epidemiology and Public Health Interventions Network (TEPHINET, 33 countries), and to the WHO Global Salmonella Surveillance List Serve (Global Salm-Surv, 106 countries).

This component is build up around a Consortium of Italian universities (none of them appearing as assignee), international universities, multinational private firms and foreign academic inventors.

According to the 2015 Global Mobility Survey 50.7% organizations have experienced an incident at some point where the health and safety of an assignee on an international mission, or their accompanying dependents, was affected.

"Around 30% of assignees who return early from an international assignment attribute the inability of their family to settle to the decision to come home," said Matthew MacLachlan, head of intercultural and communication skills training at London-based consulting firm Communicaid.

"As well as providing practical advice for navigating the assignment selection process, an experienced assignee has an established network of offshore colleagues she can tap regarding international opportunities," she says.

Comparisons of average publication delays of European academic inventors show that the grace period accelerates knowledge communication and that variations are likely to depend on a lack of harmonisation of international legal systems, transaction costs and the presence of a firm among patent assignees.